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322485
Class 322
Videos featuring 322485
This video explores stations along the Airedale Line between Bingley and Skipton, highlighting their historical significance and architectural features. The footage includes various railway stock, such as classes 158, 322, and 331, though operators are not specified. Locations featured include Bingley, Ben Rhydding, Crossflatts, Frizinghall, and others along the route. While the video provides an overview of these stations, details on specific train services or headcodes are not included in the metadata.
This video documents the service history of Greater Anglia's Class 321 "Dusty Bins" electric multiple units from August 2013 until their withdrawal in late August 2022. It covers the gradual reduction of non-Renatus refurbished 321s, including the use of West Yorkshire PTE 321/9s and 322s to maintain fleet levels during the transition period. The footage includes operations on standard 321 routes alongside newer 720 units before the final 321/9s and 322s were retired and sent for scrapping. Some units are currently stored, with potential future uses being explored.
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ROG 37884 'Cerpheus' drags 321901+322485 to Newport Sims through Swindon 04/08/22
A video shows a train hauled by locomotive 37884 moving through Swindon towards Newport. The train consists of units 321901 and 322485, with additional stock including 66125 and 66510. The operators involved include DB Schenker, Freightliner, GWR, and Rail Operations Group. The footage captures the movement along a route connecting Swindon and Newport. Some details such as headcodes are not included in the record.
This video features railway scenes captured at Darlington, Leeds, Newcastle, and other locations. It includes footage of a Class 1985 Transpennine diesel unit, a MK4 East Coast Trains set, a Cross Country Voyager, and a Class 322 unit. Additionally, it shows a Class 55 Deltic No. 55022 'Royals Scots Grey' at Newcastle on a rail tour. The content is presented as a festive message to viewers, with no operational or route details provided.
This video captures footage of various train units and freight operations in Essex. The stock featured includes classes 315, 321, 322, and 360, with specific unit numbers identified. Operators associated with the footage include Freightliner, GBRF, and Greater Anglia. Locations shown in the video include Chelmsford, Colchester, Felixstowe, Hatfield Peverel, Kelvedon, Manningtree, Marks Tey, Shenfield, and Trafford Park. Headcodes present in the footage are listed, indicating various train services captured during filming.
This video captures a variety of trains at Doncaster Railway Station, featuring multiple classes including 158, 185, 20, 322, and 37, among others. The footage includes trains operated by several companies such as British Railways, Colas, Direct Rail Services (DRS), East Coast, EWS, First Great Western, GBRF, Greater Anglia, Intercity, and Network Rail. Additional locations mentioned include Cleethorpes and Fleet. No headcodes are provided in the metadata.
It includes footage of coal traffic, which is no longer operational. Various locomotives are featured, including classes 20, 322, 333, 37, and 66, though operators are not specified in the metadata. The locations covered include Church Fenton, Knottingley, and Penally. The record lacks headcode information.
A video captures a journey onboard Scotrail Class 322 number 485, traveling from Slateford to Edinburgh and continuing to North Berwick. The footage shows the interior of the motor coach during the service. At the time of recording, the 322 series was set to be replaced by 380 units in the near future. The video provides a view of the train's operation within the Scottish rail network.
This video features a journey through several locations in the North East of England, including Newcastle, York, and Doncaster, with footage of various trains captured during travel. The structured metadata includes multiple train stock identifiers, operators such as British Railways and Virgin Trains, and headcodes associated with services. Locations mentioned include Ashington, Cramlington, Darlington, Gateshead, Haymarket, Mountsorrel, and Felixstowe.
It includes Virgin Trains East Coast 225s and HSTs, Cross Country Class 221 'Super Voyager' DMUs, and Northern Class 321/322 EMUs, as well as Northern Class 144 and 142 'Pacer' DMUs. The footage was recorded at Wakefield Westgate and possibly other nearby locations such as Doncaster, Huddersfield, Leeds, and Sheffield.
A Northern Class 322 electric multiple unit, numbered 322485, is shown passing through Outwood with an ECS working to Leeds. No headcode information is available for this recording.
It includes a variety of train stock, such as classes 142, 144, 150, and 153, though specific operators for these units are not identified. The footage also shows activity at several locations including Doncaster, Harrogate, Morecambe, Sheffield, and York. No headcodes are listed in the metadata.
A video shows an East Coast HST service operating on headcode 1D24, traveling from London Kings Cross to Harrogate. The train passes through Outwood and includes stock numbers 43290 and 43299. Additional locations mentioned include Doncaster. The footage captures the journey of this intercity service during its route between major northern destinations.
This video captures passenger train movements at Doncaster, featuring a variety of classes including 43, 82, 91, 142, 144, 150, 158, 170, 180, 185, 321, and 322. Trains operated by East Coast, East Midlands Railway, Grand Central, Northern, First Hull Trains, and Trans Pennine are included. Additional locations such as Leeds and Lincoln are also referenced in the metadata. Some train stock details are identified with specific class numbers, though operator information is not always available for individual units.