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317658

Class 317

Videos featuring 317658

First, 57305 is seen towing 317650 and 317658 for scrap as part of the 5Q76 service from Ely Papworth to Eastleigh Works. Later, 37800 is shown working the 5Q65 service from Hornsey EMUD to Ely Papworth, towing 365528 for storage. Additionally, 66076 is seen operating a service between Bow and Heck carrying empty bricks. The footage provides insight into various locomotive operations and movements on that day.
This video captures a variety of electric multiple unit (EMU) trains operating in North East London during the summer of 2019. It features classes including 315, 317, 321, and others at locations such as Upminster, Stratford, Tottenham Hale, Finsbury Park, and Potters Bar. The footage includes services operated by London Overground, C2C, Anglia Railways, Thameslink, and East Coast. While specific headcodes are not identified in the record, the video highlights a range of train types and operators across the region.
This video features footage captured across 10 different locations, showcasing seven classes of locomotives. The stock includes models such as 317, 365, 50, 56, and multiple variants of the 66 class. Operators represented in the metadata include British Railways, Cross Country, DB Schenker, EWS, GBRF, Great Northern, Greater Anglia, and LNER. Locations covered range from Coleshill Parkway to Felixstowe, with headcodes such as 0U26, 4L04, and 6Z59 identified in the footage.
This video captures train activity in the Fens region, featuring services operated by Greater Anglia, Thameslink, Great Northern, and Cross Country. It includes footage from Ely, Cambridge, and Cambridge North. Various train stock classes, including 317, 365, 379, and 387, are visible, though operator details for specific units are not provided. The content includes some unusual or incidental footage from a large gathering of rail enthusiasts.