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158717
Class 158
Videos featuring 158717
This video features a Scot Rail Class 158 Sprinter, identified by the stock number 158717. Another train, marked as stock number 90008 of Class 90, is also present. No specific locations or headcodes are provided in the metadata. The content appears to be part of a collection of train journey clips across the UK, presented by the Train Real World channel.
This video features a journey on the LNER Azuma service in First Class from Kirkcaldy to London, with stops at various locations along the route. The content includes an exploration of the onboard food and drink offerings. The train operates under the LNER operator and passes through several stations including Edinburgh Waverley, Harrogate, and London Euston. No headcode information is available for this journey.
This video captures train activity at York, featuring several locomotives and services. Locomotive 56096 is shown working a freight service that has since been scrapped, while 37607 and 37610 are seen operating service 1Q62, which is now powered by HST powercars. The footage provides a contrast between older and newer train operations at the location.
This video provides a passenger's experience aboard an MK 5 Sleeper train during a journey to Scotland. The viewer comments on the differences between older MK 3 Sleepers and the newer MK 5 models, noting both improvements such as en-suite facilities in Club Class and issues like poor ride quality and faulty bogies. Several locations including Edinburgh Waverley, London Euston, and Kyle of Lochalsh are mentioned, along with multiple stock numbers, operators, and headcodes associated with the journey.
This video documents a rail journey focusing on visiting new spoons and capturing footage of Direct Rail Services (DRS) operations. It includes scenes from locations such as Arbroath, North Queensferry, Edinburgh Waverley, Broughty Ferry, and others. The footage features various stock including classes 158, 170, 380, 43, 57, and 66, along with headcodes such as 2G13, 2L69, and 4A13. Operators mentioned include British Railways, Direct Rail Services (DRS), Freightliner, Network Rail, Northern, Scot Rail, and Virgin Trains.