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58002
Class 58
Videos featuring 58002
This video features unseen freight footage and highlights from January 2026. It includes a variety of railway stock, such as classes 166, 20, 37, and 57, though operators are not specified for these vehicles. The footage is associated with the location Mortimer. While several operators are listed in the metadata, no specific operator is linked to the stock shown. Headcodes are not present in the record.
This video explores the RAILFREIGHT Red Stripe livery introduced by British Rail in the mid-1980s, focusing on various locomotive classes that adopted this scheme. It features images of Classes 20, 26, and 31, among others, captured at locations including Pontefract Baghill, Basingstoke, Cardiff Central, and several other stations across the UK. The content provides a visual overview of these locomotives during the transition period when British Rail was reorganising its operations.
This video captures various freight operations across the UK rail network. It features Direct Rail Services (DRS) locomotives 68008 and 68002 working with nuclear flask wagons at Bridgwater Freight Depot, as well as DC Rail Class 56 diesels 56045 and 56103 operating on a freight service between Willesden and Merehead Quarry. Additional locomotives from operators such as British Railways and Freightliner are also noted. The footage includes scenes at locations including Bridgwater, Crewe, Cranmore, and Hope, with several headcodes identified.
A variety of trains and locomotives are captured in motion across several locations. The footage includes freight services such as a Freightliner Class 70 heading to Earles sidings, multiple Class 66 workings, and a DB 66 660 approaching Toton. Other trains seen include Class 158, Class 185, Class 222, and Class 37 units operating on different routes. The video also features a Class 97 locomotive moving along the Midland Mainline. Several locations are shown, including Chesterfield, Loughborough, and Derby, with various headcodes identified in the footage.
A video captures the operation of DRS locomotives 68006 'Pride of the North' and 68002 'Intrepid' working with nuclear flask wagons at Bridgwater Freight Depot. The footage shows the locomotives shunting in the yard before moving on to a freight route from Bridgwater to Crewe Coal Sidings. Other stock, including Class 37, 58, 60, and 66 locomotives, is also identified in the video. The locations involved include Bridgwater, Bridgwater Freight Depot, Crewe, Hope, and West Somerset Railway. A headcode of 6M67 is noted in the footage.
Trains identified include classes 158, 58, 66, and 68, with headcodes such as 2A04, 4M27, 6C02, and 6E44. Additional locations mentioned in the metadata include Airport, Crewe, Manchester Airport, and Morpeth. Operators associated with the video include Avanti West Coast, British Railways, Direct Rail Services (DRS), Network Rail, Northern, TFL, and Transpennine.
This video captures freight trains at Stafford and other locations across the UK network. It features a variety of rolling stock including Class 325, 350, 40, 58, and 66 units. Operators mentioned include Avanti West Coast, Colas, Cross Country, Direct Rail Services, Freightliner, GBRF, Intercity, and Network Rail. The footage highlights freight activity on Wednesday, May 1st, 2024, with Stafford being a notable location. No headcodes are provided in the metadata.
This video features a collection of photographs showcasing several Class 58 locomotives, including units numbered 56008, 58002, 58003, 58007, 58011, 58014, 58018, 58019, 58020, and 58034. The images appear to be from various locations such as Coventry, Doncaster, Knottingley, Shirebrook, Water Orton, and Worksop. The video provides a nostalgic look at these locomotives, with the uploader noting that it may be some time before they are seen on the mainline again.
This video features unseen freight footage and highlights from December 2022. It includes various railway stock such as classes 166, 56, 58, and 66, with associated labels including 166218, 56113, 58002, and multiple 66-class units. Operators featured in the video include Colas, DB Schenker, Direct Rail Services (DRS), Freightliner, GBRF, GWR, and Maritime. The footage is recorded at Mortimer. No headcodes were identified in the metadata.
A video shows a train heading north through Carnforth. The footage includes multiple locomotives, including 58002, 66002, 68002, 68007, and 69002. The route appears to be between Mossend EuroTerminal and Carnforth. Direct Rail Services (DRS) is noted as the operator. No headcodes are identified in the metadata.
Mike Wilcock. Rails in Wales.
Railways. Coal movements in Yorkshire/Nottinghamshire July 1997. No 1056
It includes footage of 56-class locomotives, as well as 58 and 59-class units, shot during a stopover at Toton. The locations shown include Barnetby and Knottingley. No operator or headcode information is available in the record.
This video features a collection of locomotives, including Class 66, 68, and 88 models, filmed primarily in Bridgwater and Gloucester. The locos shown include 66424, 66433, 68001, 68002, and others. Some footage was captured in Ashchurch for Tewksbury. Operators associated with the content include British Railways, DC Rail, Direct Rail Services (DRS), and Transpennine. No headcodes are listed in the metadata.
This video captures footage of Bridgwater Flasks in November 2021, featuring a variety of rail stock including classes 50, 58, and 60. The operators involved are DC Rail and Direct Rail Services (DRS). The footage was filmed in Bridgwater. No headcodes were identified in the metadata.
This video features multiple steam locomotives at Bridgwater and along the West Somerset Railway. The locomotives include classes 58, 60, 66, and 68, with specific numbers such as 58002, 60002, 60007, 66002, 66003, 66007, and 68001 to 68006. The footage includes scenes from Bridgwater, Ash, and the West Somerset Railway. Operational details such as operator and headcode information are not available in the current record.
This video captures train activity at Breclav, near the Czech-Austrian border. It features a variety of locomotives and operators, including British Railways, GBRF, and South Western Railway. The footage includes several stock items such as classes 380, 50, and 58, though specific operators for these are not identified. The video provides a glimpse into the diverse rail operations in the region, with the creator expressing hope to return for further exploration.
It features a variety of locomotives, including classes 37, 58, 60, 66, and 68, with labels such as 37425, 58002, 58004, 60002, 66002, 66702, 66753, 68002, 68005, and 68006. The operators involved are Direct Rail Services (DRS), Freightliner, and GBRF. No headcodes were identified in the footage.
This video captures footage from July 1997 at Toton, featuring freight operations involving Class 58 and Class 37 locomotives. The audio mentions double-headed 58s, reverse workings, and numerous scrapped Class 31 locomotives in the yard. Specific locomotives identified include 37025, 37222, 58002, and 58039. The operator associated with the footage is EWS. While the video provides a nostalgic look at past railway activity, location and headcode details are not available in the record.
This video captures trains at Eastleigh, including shunting operations and stored Class 58 locomotives in the old depot. Several locomotive classes are visible, such as Class 56, 58, 60, and 66. The footage also includes a Tanker train from Fawley, which is no longer in service. Various operators associated with the railway industry are noted, though specific operator involvement in the scenes is not detailed.
This video captures a journey from Carlisle to Hexham, with scenes of freight trains at Carlisle and Preston. It also features encounters with fellow YouTubers during the trip. The footage includes various railway stock, operators, and locations along the route.
This video captures a train journey from Bristol Parkway via Worcester Shrub Hill, featuring several locomotives including Class 33, 37, 56, 57, 58, and 59 units. The footage includes the first sight of four new Class 66 locomotives in EWS livery. The journey appears to be part of a special event at Toton, marking the biggest Open Day in 22 years. Multiple operators are mentioned, including EWS, Freightliner, and Intercity.
This video features railway stock including 58002, 60002, 60004, 68002, 68004, and 88004. It was recorded along the route between Sellafield and Ravenglass, with one shot showing movement past Ravenglass station. The operator associated with the video is Direct Rail Services (DRS). No headcode information is available in the current record.
This video shows a group of eight Class 58 locomotives at various locations in 2015, including Toton, Crewe, and Eastleigh. The footage captures several units either individually or in pairs, with some scenes showing multiple locomotives together. Specific units featured include 58002, 58008, 58012, 58017, 58022, 58023, 58037, and 58048. The video also includes a Class 50 locomotive, 50002. No operator or headcode information is provided in the footage.
This video captures footage of several locomotives at Crewe during a DRS Open Day event. The recording includes brief clips of class 20 and 37 stock, as well as class 47 and 57 units. The DRS large star logo, representing the company's base in Cumbria, is visible. Additional footage shows departures from the station, though specific headcodes are not identified in the metadata.
The locomotives shown include Mainline Blue 58002 and 58008, EWS 58037, and Mainline Grey 58017. The footage provides a glimpse of these units in service during this period. While the operator for most units is not specified, EWS is noted as one of the operators involved. The video includes additional location data referencing Worksop, though it is unclear if this relates to the main subject of the footage.