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Class 365
Videos featuring 365513
This video explores the history of the British Rail Class 365 "Happy Train," known for its distinctive smiling face. Built as part of the Networker programme and constructed at York, these electric trains operated on routes between London King's Cross, Cambridge, Peterborough, and King's Lynn. The video also touches on their brief service with ScotRail in Scotland and references the Potters Bar derailment of 2002. Several Class 365 units are identified, though operators and headcodes are not specified in the metadata.
A video shows the Rail Operations Group's 57310 Pride of Cumbria passing Kings Norton station with withdrawn units 365513 and 365503. The train is operating service 5Q76 between Crewe and Newport. The footage captures the movement of these vehicles during their final operational period.
This video captures railway movements involving multiple units, including 365509, 365513, 365521, and 365537, along with 57312. The footage includes scenes south of Lancaster and at Lancaster station, with dates mentioned as 28th and 30th May 2019. A headcode of 5Q42 is noted in the metadata. While locations such as Glasgow Works, Crewe, and Lancaster are identified, operator information is not available in the current record.
