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158822
Class 158
Videos featuring 158822
This video captures scenes from Birmingham International station, featuring trains operated by several companies including Avanti West Coast, Direct Rail Services (DRS), Transport for Wales, London North Western Railway, West Midlands Trains, and CrossCountry. A variety of train stock is visible, with highlights including a DRS 66 alongside a Tesco container train and sounds from a CrossCountry Voyager. The footage includes both still images and video clips taken during a visit to the station.
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TFW DMU Units Transport For Wales 150/153/158 on Uk Network 2025
This video features Transport For Wales Class 153 and Class 158 diesel multiple units operating on the UK rail network. The footage includes scenes from Crewe and Birmingham New Street stations. Several unit numbers are identified, though operator information is not specified for individual units. The record does not include headcode details.
A video captures a High Speed Train (HST) passing through Abergavenny Station, with additional footage of 67-class units operating Cardiff-Manchester services. The footage also highlights a newly constructed footbridge over the tracks, noted for its clear glass panels, which provide good conditions for photography. The video includes reflections on past experiences at the station.
This video features train spotting at Adderley Park, capturing services operated by Avanti West Coast, Cross Country, London Northwestern Railway, Transport for Wales, and West Midlands Trains. The footage includes trains from the Class 158, Class 220/221, Class 350, and Class 730. While specific headcodes are not provided in this record, the video offers a glimpse of various rail services passing through the area.
This video explores the history and operations of Arriva Trains Wales during its first 15 years, as part of a series examining failed rail franchises. It includes footage of various railway stock and locations across Wales, such as Barry Docks, Cardiff Central, and Troed-y-rhiw. The content provides an overview of the company's performance and is presented as a remastered version of an earlier video with additional information. Several train operators and locations are mentioned, though no specific headcodes are identified in the metadata.
Vanmanyo
Arriva Trains Wales - The most Overcrowded operator!? | Failed Franchises #25: ATW Part One
This video explores the history of Arriva Trains Wales during its first 15 years of operation as part of a series examining failed train franchises. It discusses the company's challenges, including reports of overcrowding, and provides insights into its operations in Wales. The content includes references to various railway locations across the UK, such as Cardiff Central, Bristol Parkway, and Port Talbot Parkway, along with details about train stock and headcodes associated with services during that period.
This video features a Class 158 diesel multiple unit, identified as stock number 158822, operating in the Machynlleth area. It includes footage from locations such as Borth and Bow Street. The operator involved is Transport for Wales, and the headcode associated with the service is 1I00. The content provides a glimpse of rail operations in this region.
This video features railway scenes along the Cambrian Coast in Wales, capturing views from several locations including Aber, Abererch, Aberystwyth, Beddgelert, Criccieth, Machynlleth, and others. The footage includes stock identified as class 158, operated by British Railways and Network Rail. While specific headcodes are not provided in the metadata, the video offers a visual journey through these scenic railway locations.
Soi Buakhao
British Railways 2024-Cambrian Coast Class 158s at Pwllheli, Harlech, Barmouth & Portmadog
This video captures Transport for Wales' Class 158 Sprinter DMUs operating along the Cambrian Coast Line in North West Wales. The footage includes scenes from Pwllheli, Harlech, Barmouth, and Portmadog, with a notable shot of a unit crossing the Mawddach Estuary on the refurbished Barmouth Bridge. These units, originally part of British Railways, are set to be replaced by new Class 197 units in early 2025.
This video captures train activity in North Wales during June 2023 at Betws-y-Coed, Bangor, and Conwy. It features a variety of diesel multiple units including British Railways 150 and 158 Sprinter DMUs, as well as later models such as the 175 and 197 classes. The footage is associated with Transport for Wales and includes additional locations like Llandudno and University. While specific headcodes are not identified in the metadata, the video provides a visual record of rail operations in the region.
This video captures train activity at Crewe and other locations across the UK network. It features services operated by Avanti West Coast, London Northwestern Railway, Northern, and TransPennine Express, among others. A variety of rolling stock is shown, including classes 150, 153, and 158, with some units noted as being on test. Headcodes such as 1A34, 1A36, and 1D87 are also present, indicating different services captured in the footage.
This video features train spotting at Telford Central, capturing services operated by West Midlands Trains and Transport for Wales. It includes footage of Class 158 diesel multiple units, with stock numbers 158818, 158819, and 158822. Additional locations referenced in the video include Oldfield Park and Wolverhampton. The record does not include headcode information.
Southernrailwaysfan
Transport For Wales Class 158s At Machynlleth , Bow Street , Aberystwyth & Borth - 2nd October 2021
This video features Transport For Wales Class 158 diesel multiple units at several locations in Wales, including Machynlleth, Bow Street, Aberystwyth, and Borth. The footage captures these units on the Western rail network. Multiple units are identified by their labels, though operator information is not specified for each. The record includes location details but lacks headcode data.
This video captures footage of multiple locomotive classes during a tour around the Midlands. The locos featured include classes 158, 37, 57, 68, and 88. The locations shown are Birmingham International, Crewe, Eastleigh, Hope, Lea Hall, and Stafford. Headcodes present in the video include 1Z38, 1Z39, 1Z41, and 1Z42. Operators associated with the footage include British Railways, Direct Rail Services (DRS), and Transport For Wales.
This video contains mobile phone footage of various trains captured over several years. Identified stock includes classes 158, 165, 390, 43, 47, 59, and 66, though operators are not specified in the metadata. Locations mentioned include Blackrod and Nuneaton. The record lacks headcode information.
Several locomotives are featured, including three Class 60s, with one noted for producing a significant amount of steam. The footage also includes local traffic movements. While specific operators associated with the locomotives are not identified in the metadata, the locations mentioned include Gloucester and Ribblehead. The record lacks headcode information.
A railtour featuring multiple train services is shown arriving and departing Bridgend. The footage includes a high-speed run through the station and back to London Victoria, along with scenes of freight traffic including coal and steel movements. Additional trains are seen at Paddington, and the video captures operations in locations such as Aberdare, Maesteg, Pen-y-Bont, Tondu, and others. The recording highlights various train types operating on the network during an afternoon session in the rain.
It features multiple railcars, including several Class 142 and Class 143 units, though specific operators are not identified in the metadata. Additional locations mentioned include Aberdare, Bargoed, Barry Island, Bridgend, Coryton, Merthyr Tydfil, Plymouth, and Treherbert. The record lacks headcode information, which may limit further identification of specific services or routes.
This video explores the liveries of British Class 158 diesel multiple units operated by Arriva Trains Wales and its predecessors between 1992 and 2006, primarily in the Welsh Marches and surrounding areas. It includes footage of several Class 158 units, with one unit noted as a prototype Alphaline livery used exclusively on that vehicle. The video also references locations such as Abergavenny, Hereford, Newport, and Severn Tunnel Junction. Some operators associated with the content include Northern and South Western Railway.
This video captures train activity at Shrewsbury Station, featuring multiple trains identified by their classifications. The footage includes vehicles from classes 153 and 158, though operators are not specified for individual units. Additional locations mentioned include Crewe. No headcodes were identified in the metadata.
Southernrailwaysfan
ATW 158822 + 158837 Depart Birmingham International For Aberystwyth On Platform 5
A video shows two Class 158 diesel multiple units, numbered 158822 and 158837, departing from Birmingham International station for Aberystwyth. The footage captures the trains on Platform 5 as they begin their journey. While the specific operator is not identified in the metadata, the locations of departure and destination are clearly noted. Additional details such as headcodes or further operational information are not included in the current record.