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158704

Class 158
Journey Matches for 158704 View all Journey Matches
1F32 06 Jun 2025
2 videos with 158704 2 total on headcode/date 0 journeys
5M00 06 Jun 2025
2 videos with 158704 2 total on headcode/date 0 journeys

Videos featuring 158704

This video captures various train classes, including 150, 158, 220, and 331 DMU and EMU units, operating in West Yorkshire at Wakefield Westgate. The footage includes trains from operators Cross Country, LNER, and Northern. Several specific train units are identified, though operator details for individual units are not provided. Additional locations such as Leeds, Par, and Penally are also referenced in the metadata. The record lacks headcode information.
A train moves slowly over the Lea Road bridge in Gainsborough, with footage showing a delay. The video includes multiple locomotives, including Class 158 and Class 20 units, though operators are not clearly identified. The location is specified as Gainsborough Lea Road, but no headcodes are present in the metadata.
This video captures a variety of trains at Haymarket station in Edinburgh, including services operating between Edinburgh and Glasgow. Trains featured include Avanti West Coast Pendolino Class 390s, GB Railfreight Class 66s, London North Eastern Railway Azuma Class 800s, Locomotive Services Limited Pullman Class 43s, ScotRail Class 43s, Class 158s, Class 170s, and Class 334s. The footage includes multiple train units with various operators present at the location.
A train operated by Northern, identified as headcode 1L41, is shown calling at platform 1 at Gainsborough Lea Road. The service runs between Leeds and Lincoln. The train is a Class 158 diesel multiple unit, with stock numbers 158704 and 158794 noted in the metadata. No further details about the journey or additional context are provided in the record.
The footage includes multiple train types such as London North Eastern Railway Azuma Class 800s, ScotRail Class 43s, Mk3 coaches, Class 158s, Class 170s, and CrossCountry Class 221s. Operators mentioned include LNER, Scot Rail, and Cross Country, with locations spanning Inverkeithing, Aberdeen, Airport, Cowdenbeath, Dundee, Edinburgh Gateway, Haymarket, and Plymouth. Headcodes identified in the video are 1F32 and 5M00.
Trains at Long Preston
The Transport Hub
Trains at Long Preston
This video features a variety of trains at Long Preston and Preston, including multiple Class 158 diesel units and two Class 60 locomotives. The operators involved are Northern and GBRF. No headcodes were identified in the footage.
This video features trains at Perth, Scotland, including Scotrail HSTs and multiple units. The footage was captured during a visit to Perth as part of a trip staying in Inverness. Trains identified include classes 158 and 170, with operators such as Scot Rail, Caledonian Sleeper, and LNER mentioned. No headcodes are provided in the metadata.
This video captures train activity at Haymarket Station, featuring multiple locomotives including classes 158, 170, and 185. Several operators are associated with the footage, including Avanti West Coast, Intercity, LNER, Scot Rail, and Transpennine. The content highlights the station's busy environment, though specific train headcodes are not identified in the metadata.
This video features a variety of trains at Edinburgh Gateway and other locations, including Scot Rail services and multiple units. The footage includes several train sets identified by their stock numbers, such as 158701, 158704, and 170394, among others. Operators associated with the content include British Railways and Scot Rail. Locations shown in the video include Edinburgh Gateway, Cowdenbeath, and Perth. The record lacks headcode information.
This video captures train activity in the North East of England, featuring several locomotives and services. It includes footage from locations such as Hatfield, Barnetby, Cleethorpes, and Ore. The stock present includes Class 158, 170, 37, 66, and 70 units, though operators are not specified in the metadata. Headcodes identified include 0D25, 1W47, 4R53, 4R54, and 6T27. The content provides a glimpse into rail operations during a period of lower freight traffic, with the focus shifting to Barnetby.
Train Spotting at Inverness
Weston Train Spotter
Train Spotting at Inverness
This video features train spotting activities in Inverness, capturing services operated by ScotRail and Caledonian Sleeper. It includes trains from the Class 158 and Class 170 stock. The footage also shows locations such as Dunblane, Euston, Kingussie, Perth, and Southall, though no headcodes are recorded in the metadata.
This video features train spotting at North Queensferry, capturing services operated by ScotRail and LNER. The footage includes various train classes such as Class 158, Class 170, and Class 800. The next video in the series will focus on train spotting at St Erth.
This video captures railway activity in northern Scotland during the 1990s, featuring operations at Kyle of Lochalsh and Inverness. It shows a Class 37 diesel locomotive working with a train at Kyle of Lochalsh, including a guard operating the ground frame to allow the locomotive to run round its train. At Inverness, a Class 08 diesel shunts sleeper coaches into the platform, while a Class 158 Sprinter DMU departs. The footage includes various railway stock and operations associated with British Railways, Scot Rail, and Intercity.
This video captures railway activity in Wakefield Westgate and Doncaster during early December 2021, featuring a variety of locomotives including classes 150 and 158. The footage includes a railtour operated by Pathfinder Tours, with English Electric traction visible as the train departs. Additional services and traction types are also shown on a wet Saturday afternoon.
This video explores the Kyle of Lochalsh railway line in Scotland, focusing on its six request stops. It highlights stations such as Duncraig, Attadale, Duirinish, and Dingwall, with some historical and linguistic background provided for certain locations. The content includes information about train services running from Inverness along this scenic route. While some operational details are mentioned, specific train stock and operators are noted without further context.
It includes regional Scot Rail services using Class 158, Class 170, and Class 43 HST units. The content features shunting activities of the Highland Chieftain set and travel between Inverness and Edinburgh, with a diversion via the Forth Bridge due to engineering works. Some scenes show the journey along the Highland Mainline.
This video captures trains at Church Fenton Railway station, featuring a range of freight services and locomotives. The footage includes various units such as classes 142, 158, and 185, along with several operators including British Railways, EWS, Freightliner, and others. Additional locations mentioned in the metadata include Leeds, Penally, Sheffield, and York, though these may not be visible in the video itself. The record lacks headcode information.
This video captures footage from Oxenholme Lake District station, featuring a variety of railway stock including classes 86, 88, and 158. Operators Direct Rail Services (DRS), Freightliner, and Northern are mentioned, with the latter noted as having lost a contract to Freightliner. Several locations such as Crewe, Lancaster, and Windermere are included in the metadata, along with multiple headcodes associated with services passing through the area. The footage includes special working events and highlights the presence of DRS class 88 locomotives.
It features multiple train units, including classes 142 and 144, with some units identified by their labels. The footage includes locations such as Doncaster, Goole, Huddersfield, Leeds, Lincoln, and New Mills Central. While the specific headcodes of the trains are not provided in the metadata, the video offers a glimpse into rail operations during that time.