465929

This video features footage of several railway vehicles, including Class 465 units such as 465908 and 465912, captured during a trip to London. The content includes clips from Beckenham Junction, London Victoria, and other locations across the network. Additional scenes show the Underground and a class 91 service departing from London to Bradford Forster Square. The video also includes footage of Class 37, Class 458, and Class 69 stock, though specific operators are not mentioned in the metadata.

Trains seen include services operated by Colas, Network Rail, and Southeastern, with some heading towards locations such as Ashford International, Beckenham Junction, Gatwick Airport, London Cannon Street, London Victoria, Tonbridge West Yard, Tunbridge Wells, and Woking Up Yard. Headcodes observed include 1F32, 1Q56, 2R22, and 5M00.

Trains identified include Class 375 and Class 377 Electrostar units operated by Southeastern Railway and Southern, as well as Gatwick Express Class 387 units. Other stock includes DB Cargo UK Class 67s. The footage shows services running between London Victoria and locations such as Brighton, Gatwick Airport, East Croydon, and Littlehampton. Headcodes observed include 1F32, 2B79, 2N54, and 5M00.

A video captures trains at Dunton Green Station on the Southeastern Mainline. Various train classes including Class 707 Desiro City, Class 375/6 to 375/9 Electrostars, and Class 465/1 to 465/9 Networkers are visible, along with a Freightliner Class 66/5 locomotive. The footage was recorded during a sunny lunchtime period and features multiple Southeastern-operated trains.

It includes a variety of rolling stock such as Class 91 locomotives, Class 465 Networker EMUs, Class 180 DMUs, and several EMU classes including 375, 377, 387, 700, 707, and 800. Operators involved include Grand Central, Great Northern, LNER, Thameslink, and Southeastern. The footage provides a glimpse into the diversity of train services in the region.

This video captures railway activity in South London, featuring multiple electric multiple units (EMUs) including Class 375, 376, and 465. The footage includes operations at Hither Green and St Johns, with involvement from operators such as British Railways, DC Rail, Network South East, Southeastern, and Southern. The video highlights various rolling stock in service during February 2023.

This video captures train activity at Charlton, featuring multiple units including Class 376 and Class 465 electric trains. Operators present include Southeastern and Thameslink. The footage includes various train movements, though specific headcodes are not identified in the record.

A video captures Southeastern Class 465 and Class 466 trains at Tonbridge. The footage includes multiple units, with stock numbers 465923, 465929, 466003, 466015, and 466030 identified. The location is clearly marked as Tonbridge, though no headcodes are provided in the metadata.

This video explores the history of the Class 365, Class 465, and Class 466 Networker trains, which were introduced to replace older British Rail era rolling stock. The Class 365s, built by ABB in York between 1994 and 1995, are dual-voltage electric multiple units designed for both AC overhead and DC third rail systems, though they have only operated on one system at a time. Several units from the Class 365 and Class 465 are mentioned, with locations including Bromley North, London King’s Cross, and Sittingbourne among others. The video also references operators such as Network South East and British Railways.

This video captures railway activity at Tonbridge, featuring locomotives from classes 465, 57, and 66. The footage includes light engine moves and freight operations. Identified stock numbers include 465929, 57303, 66718, and 66743. Operators associated with the content include British Railways, GBRF, and Network Rail. No headcodes are present in the record.

This video features trains operated by Southeastern at London Bridge and Hayes stations. The footage includes multiple rolling stock units, such as classes 373, 375, and 377, along with some class 465 units. While the exact headcodes of the trains are not provided in the metadata, the video offers a glimpse into the operations at these locations.