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37603
Class 37
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0Z86
25 Apr 2022
2 videos with 37603
2 total on headcode/date
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1Q15
07 Oct 2015
2 videos with 37603
2 total on headcode/date
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1Q13
07 Oct 2013
2 videos with 37603
1 total on headcode/date
0 journeys
1Z83
24 Jul 2013
2 videos with 37603
1 total on headcode/date
0 journeys
6K73
08 Apr 2013
2 videos with 37603
2 total on headcode/date
0 journeys
6K73
20 Apr 2011
2 videos with 37603
1 total on headcode/date
0 journeys
6K73
12 Jan 2010
2 videos with 37603
2 total on headcode/date
0 journeys
Videos featuring 37603
A train consisting of units 37423 and 37603, operated by Direct Rail Services, passes through Kings Norton station on the Bridgwater to Crewe route. The service is identified by headcode 6M67.
This video features a number of Class 37 diesel railcars, including 37003, 37420, 37423, 37425, 37603, and 37803. The footage shows these vehicles at Bare Lane, Morecambe, and Carnforth, with mentions of services associated with headcodes 6C51 and 6C52. Operators Direct Rail Services (DRS) and British Railways are noted in the metadata. The locations include Sellafield and The Lakes, though specific operational details or context are not provided in the video description.
This video shows a group of trains including DCR 56303, 31601, 31602, and 37603 operating in convoy near Derby and Water Orton. The footage captures the movement of these units, with 31601 and 31602 heading towards Washwood Heath, likely as part of a scheduled route. A later shot shows 37603 moving towards Derby on what appears to be a test train. The video provides insight into the operations of these rolling stock, though no headcodes are included in the metadata.
This video captures a railtour featuring multiple British Rail Class 37 diesel locomotives, including units numbered 37005, 37603, 37605, 37606, and 37608. The journey includes locations at Lancaster and Salisbury, with a headcode of 1Z38. The footage shows the locomotives in operation, with one instance depicting movement from Lancaster approximately 35 minutes into the recording. No operator information is available for this video.
This video features a collection of test trains traveling to and from Derby, including Class 31, Class 37, and Class 97 locomotives. The footage was captured in and around the West Midlands area. Specific headcodes identified in the video include 1Q13, 3Q40, and 3Z33. Locations mentioned are Derby and Eastleigh. While specific operators are not listed in the metadata, the content provides a visual record of railway testing activities involving these train classes.
The footage includes scenes from Lancaster, with the headcode 6C53 associated with the service. The video provides a view of railway operations involving several Class 20 and Class 37 locomotives, though specific operator details are not provided in the metadata.
This video features railway stock including classes 37 and 97, with headcodes 1Q14, 1Q88, and 1R34. It was filmed in Warwickshire and includes locations such as Derby and Marylebone. The record contains limited operator information, but details about the stock, locations, and headcodes are present.
A test train operated on the Derby to Didcot Yard route, with locomotive 37603 leading a service featuring unit 37038. The train passed through Northfield station. The headcode for this service was 5Z14. The operators involved include Direct Rail Services (DRS), British Railways, and Network Rail.
A test train operated by Direct Rail Services (DRS) and Network Rail is shown passing through Kings Noton station, with locomotives 37603 and 37611 leading and trailing the service. The headcode 1Q13 is associated with the movement, which was recorded on a journey between Exeter and Derby. The video captures the train in motion with some audible background noise.
A group of Class 37 diesel locomotives, including numbers 37603, 37609, and 37303, are shown moving away from Crewe towards Derby. The footage is taken near Crewe Gresty Bridge, with locations Crewe and Derby identified in the metadata.
A video shows locomotive 37603 starting up at Crewe. The footage is associated with headcode 0Z38, which ran between Derby and Crewe Gresty Bridge. The operator involved is British Railways. The locations featured in the video include Crewe and Derby.
A video captures a train journey through Lancaster, part of a tour described as heading for a weekend trip around Scotland. The footage features multiple locomotives, including those with stock numbers 37069, 37603, and 37608. No operator or headcode information is provided in the metadata, and details about the route beyond Lancaster are not specified in the available data.
This video features a train journey from Sellafield to Heysham, with footage captured near Morecambe. The train includes carriages numbered 37603, 37604, and 37606, though the operator is not specified in the metadata. The route appears to be part of a service operated by Direct Rail Services (DRS). Limited details are provided about the specific journey or additional context beyond the locations and stock mentioned.
This video captures a rail scene involving multiple British Railways Class 37 diesel locomotives at Barry and Briton Ferry in Wales. The footage includes the movement of a train referred to as "Coal Grinder" from GCG to Briton Ferry, with some audio issues possibly due to coal dust affecting the recording equipment. The narrator mentions being present during the arrival of another train at Barry and briefly observing a locomotive stored for the night. Other locations mentioned include Pantyffynnon. No headcodes are provided in the metadata.
This video captures a journey along the Coal Grinder route from Tondu to Margam, passing through Llanelli and Llandeilo. The footage includes views of the train heading towards Gwaun-Cae-Gurwen Colliery, though it does not reach Pantyffynnon from Llandeilo Junction. Several locomotives are identified in the recording, including classes 37 and 66, though no operator is specified for these units. The locations featured include Tondu, Llanelli, Llandeilo, and Pantyffynnon.
A video captures the arrival of DRS 37603 and 37606, with 66304 in tow, at Kings Norton station. The train is part of the Crewe-South Wales Pathfinder Tours, identified by headcode 1Z37. The footage includes details about the event taking place on the Coal Grinder tour. No further contextual information is provided within the metadata.
This video captures diesel locomotive activity in the West Midlands, featuring multiple locomotives including classes 37, 47, 66, and 67. The footage includes scenes from locations such as Cheltenham Spa, Acocks Green, Coventry, Crewe, Derby, Euston, and Northfield. Freightliner is identified as the operator, and several headcodes are present in the metadata.
A rail video shows a train passing through Lancaster station and entering a loop heading south towards Derby. The footage includes two locomotives, numbered 37423 and 37603, both from the 37 class. The operator associated with the video is Direct Rail Services (DRS). The headcode 1Q18 is noted in the metadata. The locations mentioned are Carlisle, Derby, and Lancaster.
This video features two British Rail Class 37 diesel locomotives, numbered 37059 and 37603. The operators associated with the video include Direct Rail Services (DRS) and Network Rail. However, specific locations or headcodes referenced in the footage are not included in the available metadata. The record provides basic information about the stock involved but lacks details on where the footage was recorded or any train services identified.
A video captures a train departing from Carnforth. The train consists of two Class 37 diesel locomotives, numbered 37602 and 37603. It is operated by Direct Rail Services (DRS) and carries the headcode 6K73. The footage provides a glimpse of railway operations at the location, with no further details provided in the metadata.
It includes DBS Class 60 No 60091 with empty tanks, Medite Class 66 with a biomas train, DRS Class 37s double heading nuclear flasks, and GBRf Class 66 No 66737 leading a coal train. The footage shows various freight movements associated with locations such as Jarrow, Sellafield, and Tyne Dock.
A test train service operated on the Derby to Bristol route, passing through Water Orton. The train consists of two Class 37 diesel locomotives, numbered 37601 and 37603. The headcode for this service was 1Q11. Operational involvement from Direct Rail Services (DRS) and Network Rail is noted.
A train service operated by Direct Rail Services (DRS) is shown passing through Kings Norton, with a view from the footbridge. The video features stock units 37038, 37039, and 37611, along with headcode 6M56. The route appears to be between Berkeley and Crewe. No other specific details about the service or additional context are provided in the metadata.
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The route includes a passage through Kings Norton, with Crewe also noted as a location. The footage was recorded during a flask (a short working or test run) between Berkeley and Crewe. No operator information is available in the metadata.
This video shows a train approaching Lancaster in the morning sunlight. It features locomotives 37602 and 37603, operated by Direct Rail Services (DRS), on a journey from Crewe to Sellafield. The headcode for this service is 6C53. Additional stock numbers identified include 37802 and 37803.
A pair of Direct Rail Services class 37 diesel locomotives, numbered 37602 and 37603, are shown operating a service carrying four nuclear flasks from Sellafield to Crewe. The footage captures the locomotives working through Prestone station on this route. No other operators, locations, or headcodes are mentioned in the metadata.
This video features two locomotives, DRS 37602 and 37603, operating on a service with headcode 6K73. The footage shows the trains en route from Sellafield to Crewe, passing through Lancaster. The operator is identified as Direct Rail Services (DRS). No further details about the journey or additional context are provided in the available metadata.
A pair of Class 37 diesel locomotives, numbered 37603 and 37604, operated by Direct Rail Services, are shown running northbound with freight wagons. The footage captures the trains traveling through Lancaster towards Carlisle, with mentions of a delay and praise for the driver's performance. No headcodes are provided in the metadata.
A rail video shows a train comprising locomotives 37603 and 37604, operating under the headcode 4Z81. The footage captures the movement of this Direct Rail Services (DRS) train along a route that passes through Kings Norton. The journey is part of a long-distance service from Long Marston to Carlisle, involving the transport of Fastline wagons.
A video shows locomotives 37603 and 37608 operating near Bootle, with the route appearing to be between Heysham and Sellafield. The footage captures the two locomotives working in tandem with three flasks. No operator is specified for the locomotives, though British Railways is listed as an associated operator. The locations of Bootle and Sellafield are noted, but no headcodes are present in the metadata.
A video shows two Class 37 diesel locomotives, numbered 37603 and 37611, operating south of Lancaster. The locomotives are associated with Direct Rail Services (DRS) and are running with headcode 4M82. The footage captures the movement of these units as they travel towards Daventry. No further details about the route or additional context are provided in the metadata.
A video captures two trains passing each other near Lancaster. The footage shows train 86628/86622 with headcode 4L81 and train 37603/37611 with headcode 4S47 moving in opposite directions. The scene includes a description of the sound of the trains, with mention of "a pair of cans screaming towards a pair of tractors heading in the other direction." Specific locations and train numbers are identified, though operator information is not available in the record.
A train operated by Direct Rail Services (DRS) with headcode 4M82 is shown passing through Lancaster. The video features two locomotives, 37603 and 37611, which are part of the DRS fleet. The footage includes a growlage sequence, with commentary thanking the driver for their assistance during the recording. No further details about the route or additional locations are provided in the metadata.
A video shows a locomotive movement involving 37603, 20303, and other units at Tyseley. The event is associated with Direct Rail Services (DRS) and includes the headcode 0Z31. The footage captures the movement of multiple rail vehicles, though specific details about their roles or route are not provided in the metadata.
A video showing a convoy of locomotives operated by Direct Rail Services (DRS) moving through Tyseley. The stock involved includes Class 37 locomotive 37603, along with other units identified as 605, 261, and 612. The headcode 0Z31 is associated with the movement. The footage captures a rail operation taking place in the area of Tyseley.
A video shows a pair of Class 37 diesel locomotives, numbered 37601 and 37603, passing through Carnforth station. The footage is associated with the headcode 6K73 and includes locations such as Sellafield and Crewe. Direct Rail Services (DRS) is listed as the operator. Additional stock numbers, including 37903, are also noted in the metadata.
A video shows DRS 37603 departing Workington after arriving from Maryport, with 47832 at the rear. The footage captures the movement of these two locomotives at the location. No headcodes are identified in the record.
A video shows train 37603 departing Flimby on a service from Maryport to Workington, with train 47832 following. The operator is Direct Rail Services (DRS). No headcode information is available in the record.
This video captures a train passing through Carnforth station as part of a journey from Sellafield to Crewe. The train includes locomotives 66418 and 66428, along with carriages 37603 and 37607. Operated by Direct Rail Services (DRS), the service is identified by headcode 6K73. The footage provides a glimpse of railway operations on this route.
This video shows light engines 37603 and 37607 operating on a route near Bare Lane, passing Hest Bank. The footage is associated with Direct Rail Services (DRS) and includes locations such as Sellafield and Bank. No headcode information is available in the current record.
This video shows two Direct Rail Services Class 37 diesel locomotives, numbered 37603 and 37607, operating on a route involving Sellafield, Bare Lane, and Morecambe. The footage captures the locomotives at Bare Lane and as they depart from Morecambe. A headcode of 6C51 is associated with the movement. The recording provides a glimpse into the operations of these older diesel units during their service on this particular route.
A train comprising units 37603 and 37607 departs Silecroft following a brief stop on service 6K73, which runs from Sellafield to Crewe. The video captures this moment at the station.
This video features multiple rail vehicles, including classes 37 and 92, at Lancaster. The headcodes 1M03 and 6K73 are mentioned, along with several stock numbers such as 37603, 37607, 87002, and 92003. Operators associated with the content include Direct Rail Services (DRS), BR - Sectors, and EWS. The footage appears to capture rail operations in the Lancaster area, though specific details about the events or context are not provided in the metadata.
This video features a collection of railway footage from the South East UK, including steam locomotive 34067 Tangmere operating on a charter service over the Surrey Hills, as well as a pair of DRS Class 37 diesel railcars on the Dungeness flask. Additional scenes show Class 67 locomotives hauling a football-related charter train to Norwich. The footage includes various railway stock, operators, and locations associated with the region during the late 2000s.
This video discusses the history and current status of the DB Class 60 locomotives in the UK, highlighting their power and performance compared to other freight locomotives like the Class 66. It explores why these locomotives have been withdrawn by their primary operator in favor of modified Class 66s. The footage includes examples of Class 60 and Class 66 locomotives, with mentions of operators such as EWS/DB and locations including Butterley and Clitheroe.
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