380009

A freight train operated by DB Schenker and Network Rail is shown traveling through Maidstone Barracks and London Bridge. The video features locomotives 66004, 66134, and 380009. The headcode 6N34 is visible, indicating the route from London Bridge to Hoo Junction Up Yard. The footage captures the train passing through key locations on the JJA autoballaster line.

This video features train spotting at Port Glasgow, capturing services operated by Scot Rail. The footage includes multiple trains from the Class 380 series, with some units identified as 380003, 380008, 380009, 380015, 380107, and 380113. A Class 390 unit, numbered 390016, is also present. The video provides a glimpse of rail activity in the area, with the next spotting planned at Sudbury & Harrow Road.

This video features a Scot Rail Class 380 Desiro train, identified by the stock number 380009. The footage is part of a collection showcasing various train journeys across the UK. While operator information is provided, specific locations and headcodes are not included in the metadata. The content appears to be one of several clips shared as part of a broader series focusing on real-world train travel experiences.

A video shows the historic steam locomotive 37401 'Mary Queen of Scots' departing from Doncaster on a traction engine working. The footage captures the locomotive operating on autoballasting duties between Doncaster and York. Two headcodes, 0Z20 and 6Z21, are mentioned in relation to the workings. The video also references other stock including 380009. The operator is not explicitly named in the metadata, but British Railways and Network Rail are listed as associated operators.

This video features a compilation of the Class 92 electric locomotive in action between 2011 and 2019. The Class 92 is capable of operating on both AC overhead wires and DC third rails, designed for services through the Channel Tunnel. Several locomotives from this class are identified, along with associated operators such as GBRf and DB Schenker. Locations including Loughborough, Ashford International, and London Euston are noted, alongside various headcodes.

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.

A video shows First Scotrail 380009 departing from Glasgow Central bound for Ayr. The train is identified as a Class 380 unit, and the operator is noted as Scot Rail. The locations of Glasgow Central and Ayr are included in the metadata. No headcode information is available in the current record.