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158709
Class 158
Videos featuring 158709
This video captures a journey along the Kyle of Lochalsh railway line, featuring scenic views from Inverness to Kyle of Lochalsh and back. The footage includes trains operated by various entities, including British Railways, Intercity, and Scot Rail. Several train stock units are identified, including classes 158 and 43. The route passes through locations such as Inverness, Dingwall, Achnasheen, Plockton, Thurso, Wick, and Erith. No headcodes were recorded in the metadata.
This video features trains captured in slow motion. Identified stock includes classes 158 and 70, with labels such as 158709, 158790, 158799, and 70004. Operators associated with the content include East Midlands Railway, Freightliner, and Intercity. The location mentioned is Lee. No headcodes were identified in the metadata.
A Class 66 freight locomotive, DB cargo 66143 operating as 4L45, meets a Northern Class 158 train, 158789 running as 1L56, at Gainsborough Lea Road. The freight service is heading from Wakefield Europort to Felixstowe North, while the passenger service travels from Lincoln to Leeds. The meeting occurs on 26 January 2026.
This video shows a Class 158 diesel multiple unit departing from Bristol Temple Meads. The train is operated by GWR. Two units are identified, with labels 158709 and 158769. No headcode information is available in the current record.
This video shows three Class 158 diesel multiple units—numbered 158709, 158749, and 158769—arriving at Bristol Temple Meads. The operators associated with the footage include Cross Country and GWR. No headcodes are identified in the metadata.
A video shows two Class 158 diesel multiple units, numbered 158766 and 158769, departing from Lawrence Hill Station after waiting at a red signal. The footage captures the moment the trains resume their journey following a halt due to signaling conditions. The operator associated with the stock is identified as GWR, and the location is clearly marked as Lawrence Hill. No headcodes are present in the metadata.
A Class 158 diesel multiple unit arrives at Lawrence Hill Station, part of the Severn Beach to Bristol Temple Meads service operated by GWR. The train is identified as 158769 and runs one minute early at 07:38. The journey includes stops at Severn Beach and Bristol Temple Meads.
This video explores railway stations across Scotland and further south, featuring locations such as Inverness, Carlisle, Aviemore, and Haymarket. It includes references to train stock classes 158 and 43, with operators including Scot Rail and British Railways. The content appears to focus on the range of stations served by rail services, though specific route details or headcodes are not provided in the available metadata.
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BR in the 1990s North Wales Coast Motive Power Day 1995 Rhyl Station on 20th May 1995
It features a variety of locomotives, including 60085, 56071, 20075 + 20128, and 37066 + 37142, alongside regular service trains on the North Wales route. The footage includes views from around the station and highlights the event's attendance and weather conditions. Additional locomotives identified in the metadata include classes 150, 158, 37, 43, and 56. The video provides a nostalgic look at railway operations during the mid-1990s.
A rail video shows a Direct Rail Services (DRS) 68/88 combination train carrying nuclear waste flasks, passing through Lancaster station. The journey appears to be between Sellafield and Crewe. Several locomotives are identified, including 68007 and 88007. The video description mentions the train operator as a top DRS driver, though this is presented as a third-party comment. No headcodes are included in the metadata.
This video captures a variety of railway stock and operations across several Scottish locations. It features multiple classes of rolling stock, including 150, 158, 170, 175, and 385 series units, along with headcodes such as 1A25, 4S47, and 6K73. The footage includes scenes from Aberdeen, Dundee, Glasgow Central, Glasgow Queen Street, London Euston, Sellafield, Stonehaven, and Warrington Bank Quay. Operators associated with the content include Caledonian Sleeper, DB Schenker, Europhoenix, Intercity, LNER, Northern, and Scot Rail.
This video features a variety of rail stock captured at Edinburgh Waverley on July 4th, 2018. It includes London North Eastern Railway 225s and HSTs, Virgin Trains Class 390 Pendolino EMUs, ScotRail Class 380 Desiro EMUs, and several ScotRail DMUs including Class 170 Turbostar, Class 158 Express Sprinter, and Class 156 Super Sprinter. A Caledonian Sleeper Class 92 electric locomotive is also shown stabled. The footage was taken at Edinburgh Waverley and other locations including Hope, Perth, and Porth.
A Scot Rail Class 158 'Express Sprinter' DMU, numbered 158709, departs Edinburgh with a service to Perth. The video also captures two Class 170 'Turbostar' DMUs arriving at the location. The footage includes scenes from Edinburgh and Porth. No headcodes are identified in the metadata.
This video captures train activity at North Queensferry. It features several rail vehicles, including classes 158, 170, and 43, though operator information is not specified for these units. The operators associated with the location include East Coast and Scot Rail. No headcodes are identified in the metadata.
A video shows a Class 158 diesel multiple unit, including unit 158799, moving from Nottingham Eastcroft Depot to Salisbury. The movement was part of assistance provided to South West Trains during the Olympics. The footage was filmed at Kings Norton Station in Birmingham. Several other Class 158 units are also identified in the video. The headcode 5Z58 is associated with this event.
A video shows a locomotive movement involving 37603, 20303, and other units at Tyseley. The event is associated with Direct Rail Services (DRS) and includes the headcode 0Z31. The footage captures the movement of multiple rail vehicles, though specific details about their roles or route are not provided in the metadata.