380113

This video explores the history of the British Rail Class 380 Desiro, an electric train operated in Scotland. Built by Siemens and introduced into service with ScotRail in 2010, these trains were initially linked to plans for a cancelled Glasgow Airport Rail Link project. The Class 380 has since become a common sight on services connecting Glasgow Central with Ayr, Largs, Ardrossan Harbour, Gourock, and Wemyss Bay. The video discusses the train's design, its different versions, and its role in Scotland’s rail network.

This video features freight trains operating across several locations in the UK, including Stafford, Crewe, and Manchester Piccadilly. Various locomotives are identified, such as classes 380, 60, 66, 67, 69, and 90, though no specific operators are associated with them. Additional locations mentioned include Cardiff Central, Dagenham Dock, Felixstowe, Longport, Malcolm Logistics, and Trafford Park. Headcodes 0E72 and 6X77 are also noted in the metadata.

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.

It features a variety of trains, including Avanti 390 Pendolinos, Cross Country Voyagers 220 & 221, London Northwestern Railway 390/1 & 2, West Midlands 196, Class 66 freight services, and others. The footage highlights the station's layout, particularly from Platform 2 & 3, offering views towards Ruby and Leamington Spa. Several operators are represented, including Avanti West Coast, Cross Country, London Northwestern Railway, and West Midlands Trains.

This video captures freight trains at Long Buckby and other nearby locations. It includes footage of various locomotives, including classes 350, 380, and 66, with headcodes such as 3J01, 4L48, and 4M58. The operator associated with the content is GBRF. Some loco numbers may be incorrect as noted by the creator.

This video features railway footage from Wallyford in East Lothian, capturing various train types passing through the area. It includes London North Eastern Railway 225s and an HST, Cross Country Class 220/221 'Voyager' DMUs, ScotRail Class 380 'Desiro' and Class 385 EMUs, as well as TransPennine Express Class 802 IET units. The station is part of the East Coast Mainline and serves trains on the Edinburgh to North Berwick route. Some locations mentioned include Wallyford, Hope, and North Berwick. Operator information is included for Cross Country, LNER, Scot Rail, and Transpennine. Headcode details are not available in this record.

A passenger train service is shown departing Wallyford, featuring a Scot Rail Class 380 electric multiple unit, numbered 380113. The service appears to be the North Berwick to Edinburgh route. The video captures onboard footage from September 2019. No headcode information is available in the record.

A Scot Rail Class 380 electric multiple unit, numbered 380113, is shown arriving at Wallyford station. The train is en route to North Berwick. The footage captures the arrival of this Desiro EMU on what appears to be a regular service. No headcode information is included in the record.

This video features a variety of trains at Edinburgh Waverley station, including London North Eastern Railway 225s and HSTs, Cross Country Class 221 'Super Voyager' DMUs, and ScotRail services such as Class 380 'Desiro', Class 365 'Networker Express', Class 334 'Juniper', Class 170 'Turbostar', and Class 158 'Express Sprinter' units. The footage was captured at Edinburgh Waverley, with additional references to the location of Hope. No headcodes are included in the current record.

It features multiple train units, including classes 156, 180, 314, 31, 320, and 380, with headcode 6L00. The footage includes scenes from various locations such as Ayr, Gourock, Largs, Newton, and Paisley Canal. The video provides a snapshot of train operations during that time, showcasing the different stock in service.