171809

The video features several trains in and around London. It shows a Class 37 locomotive, ROG 37800, pulling an ex-Greater Anglia Class 321 unit for scrapping, followed by DCR 60028 arriving at Drayton Green. A Southern train with units 171809 and 171727 departs East Croydon. Later, a GWR Turbo Class 165 unit, 165120, arrives and departs from Drayton Green after reversing at West Ealing. The footage includes various railway operations in locations such as Drayton Green, East Croydon, and West Ealing.

This video features a variety of railway stock captured at Ashford International and surrounding areas. Identified locomotives include classes 171, 375, 377, and 395, with operators such as DB Schenker, EWS, Freightliner, Maritime, Southeastern, and Southern represented. The footage includes several special trains and highlights the movement of freight and passenger services in the region. While no headcodes are provided, the video offers a glimpse into rail operations around Ashford and nearby locations like Canterbury West, Dover Priory, and Ramsgate.

This video features a variety of passenger trains operating in the UK, with locomotives and rolling stock including classes 171, 377, 395, and 455. Trains are associated with operators such as Eurostar, South Western Railway, Southeastern, and Southern. The footage includes locations such as Appledore, Ashford, Ashford International, Beckenham Junction, Bexhill, Canterbury West, Charing, Chatham, Clapham, and Clapham Junction. Headcodes observed include 1J36, 1J40, 1J49, 1L34, 2A56, 2D46, 2D50, 2M32, 2M33, and 5F94.

This video features a compilation of train horns and whistles recorded across various locations in the UK. It includes sounds from multiple train stock types, such as classes 158, 165, 171, 20, 31, and 37, operated by companies including Avanti West Coast, BR - Sectors, British Railways, DB Schenker, DC Rail, Freightliner, Gatwick Express, GBRF, LNER, and Southeastern. The recordings were captured at locations such as Acton Central, Appledore, Ashford, Balcombe, Bedford, Bexhill, Bushey, Charing, Clapham Junction, and Datchet. Headcodes identified in the video include 1I13 and 9T61.

This video captures trains at Hampden Park and other locations including Ashford International, Brighton, Eastbourne, London Victoria, and Ore. It features a variety of train stock, including classes 171, 37, and 377, with associated headcodes such as 1F14, 1F16, 1F25, 1U23, 1U26, 2D26, 2U23, and 5U12. Operators identified in the video include Gatwick Express, HNRC Swietelsky, Southern, and West Midlands Trains.

This video captures footage from the Spa Valley Railway Summer Diesel Gala held at Eridge in August 2024. It features various railway stock, including classes 171, 31, 33, and 50, as well as headcodes 2D73 and 2T65. The locations shown include the Spa Valley Railway, Eridge, and Groombridge. Operators associated with the content include British Railways, Europhoenix, and Southern. The video provides a visual record of the event, showcasing railway operations and heritage elements during the gala.

This video features LNER Mayflower 61306 operating on the Sussex coast, with footage captured along its route between London Paddington, Chichester, Littlehampton, and Preston Park. Additional scenes show Southern railway services at Eastbourne and Goring By Sea. The footage includes various stock types, though specific operators for these are not identified in the metadata. The video provides a glimpse of train movements during a day trip along the southern coast.

A Class 171 diesel multiple unit, numbered 171809, is shown departing from Hampden Park heading towards Eastbourne. The operator associated with the train is Southern. The video captures the moment of departure and provides a glimpse of the journey ahead. No headcode information is available in the metadata.

This video features trains at Hampden Park and Eastbourne, captured on 10 October 2021. It includes footage of Southern-operated Class 377 EMUs and Class 171 DMUs. The locations covered are Hampden Park and Eastbourne, with no headcodes identified in the record.