314201

This video explores the history of the British Rail Class 314 electric multiple unit, a key part of Scotland's railway network from the late 1970s. These trains were built for 25 kV AC overhead lines and operated on several commuter routes around Glasgow, including the Argyle Line, Cathcart Circle, North Clyde, Inverclyde, and Paisley Canal lines. The Class 314 served thousands of passengers over four decades with a utilitarian design and a top speed of 75 mph. The video provides insight into the development, service history, and eventual fate of this important but often overlooked part of railway heritage.

A railway vehicle, identified as BR Blue 313201, is shown at Bognor Regis during an evening shuttle service between Littlehampton and Bognor Regis. The video includes details of two train services: 5P52 from Lovers Walk to Littlehampton and 2P52 from Littlehampton to Bognor Regis. Other railway vehicles, including 313215 and 314201, are also referenced in the context of these services. The footage appears to capture operational activity on this route during May 2020.

This video captures scenes from British Rail Scotrail operations in the late 1980s, featuring locations in Glasgow Central and Motherwell. It includes footage of a Class 107 DMU and several Class 314 diesel multiple units, some of which were unrefurbished and likely nearing the end of their service life. The video also shows Class 303 units, with some undergoing refurbishment for use in DOO conversions on local services.

This video captures train activity at Glasgow Central and surrounding areas. It features multiple trains, including classes 156 and 380, with some identified by stock numbers such as 156434 and 380009. The operator associated with the footage is Scot Rail. Additional locations mentioned include Gourock and Paisley Canal. A headcode of 0O00 is also noted in the metadata.