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58006
Class 58
Videos featuring 58006
Trains shown include Avanti West Coast Pendolino units, Northern Class 195, 323, and 331 electric multiple units, TPE IETs, and a Direct Rail Services Class 66 diesel locomotive. The footage includes trains operating with headcodes such as 0S47, 1B21, and 1M09, among others. The recording takes place during a late spring morning in 2026, showcasing the usual passenger services and occasional freight movements at the station.
West Coast Mainline trains
Late Evening at Carlisle Station WCML diversions Freight Passenger Trains 12th Jan 2026
Trains include Avanti West Coast Pendolinos, Northern services, Network Rail test trains, Direct Rail Service class 68s, and Transpennine Express units. The footage includes various locations along the route such as Glasgow Central, Newcastle, Preston, Sellafield, and others. Multiple train stock types are visible, including classes 153, 390, 58, 60, and 66, operated by several rail companies. Headcodes present in the footage include 1U97, 1Z50, 5Z96, 6C46, 6M95, and 9P11.
A train service, identified by headcode 6C22, is shown operating on three different routes in northern England. The footage includes scenes from the Settle and Carlisle Line at Ribblehead, the Bentham Line near Wennington, and the Cumbrian Coast Line at Arnside. The video notes that the train was diverted due to infrastructure works, including bridge replacement on the West Coast Main Line at Penrith and the closure of part of the Cumbrian coast line. The locomotives involved are listed as 58006, 68006, and 68009, with Direct Rail Services (DRS) noted as the operator.
This video explores the history of the British Rail Class 58, a modular diesel locomotive designed in the 1980s for freight haulage. It covers its origins, engineering innovations, and service at Toton Depot before its decline due to coal reduction and privatization. The documentary also highlights its later use in Spain, France, and the Netherlands, as well as preservation efforts. Key locations include Birmingham New Street, Chesterfield, Doncaster, and Wolverhampton, with headcodes such as 1E31 and 1M07 identified. Operators associated with the locomotives include British Railways and Blue Pullman.
This video captures footage of Class 56 and Class 58 locomotives operating at the Ardagh Glass Factory in Monk Bretton, Barnsley, South Yorkshire. The content revisits historical rail freight activity from the late 20th century, showcasing the movement of sand traffic along part of the former Midland Main Line. The footage highlights the presence of multiple Class 56 and Class 58 locomotives, though specific operators are not identified in the metadata. The location is noted as Monk Bretton, with additional references to Barnsley and Royston.
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West Coast Mainline trains
Freight trains and Light Locos Oxenholme Lake District and Stafford Station 12th August 2025 WCML
This video features freight trains and light locomotives operating on the West Coast Mainline, captured near Oxenholme Lake District and Stafford. It includes a variety of rolling stock such as Class 37, 43, 56, 58, 60, and 66 locomotives, with operators including Direct Rail Services, Colas Rail, DB Schenker, Freightliner, and Network Rail. The footage also shows multiple locations along the route, highlighting the diversity of railway operations in the region.
This video captures railway operations involving multiple locomotives and freight wagons at Bridgwater and Crewe. It features DRS greener Britain liveried 68006 and 68018 working with nuclear flask wagons during shunting activities, as well as 88010 in refrigerated rail livery alongside 68002. Later scenes show 68034 assisting with a locomotive issue at Worcester. The footage also includes movement of wagons between Bridgwater Freight Depot and Crewe Coal Sidings, with headcode 6M67 noted.
Two Direct Rail Services Class 68 locomotives, 68003 and 68006, are shown operating on the West Coast Main Line near Bamfurlong, south of Wigan. The locomotives were working a light engine move from Carlisle to Crewe, with details mentioning movements via Whitehaven and S&C lines. No further operational or contextual details are provided 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.
It features various locomotive classes including 31, 37, 58, and 68, operating under British Railways. The footage includes both passenger and freight services at a busy junction with connections to Nuneaton and Birch Coppice. Additional scenes from Sutton Park show a single Class 37 in operation. The video offers a nostalgic look back at this era of railway activity.
It includes passenger services operated by Avanti West Coast, London Midland, and Cross Country, as well as freight trains. The footage also features the 47828 running light loco in Intercity livery. Various rolling stock types are visible, including classes 220, 221, 325, 350, 390, and 66. Additional locations mentioned include Chester, Ford, Hove, Iver, and Wolverhampton.
This video captures train activity at Manchester Piccadilly in June 2023, featuring several classes of rolling stock including Class 150, 156, and others. The footage includes various trains operating in the area, with some associated with British Railways and other operators. Locations shown include Manchester Piccadilly and other nearby sites. While specific headcodes are not provided, the video highlights a range of train types seen during local service at the time.
This video features multiple Class 56 and Class 58 diesel locomotives, including units numbered 56096, 56113, 56066, 56090, 56115, and 58006, along with a Class 66 unit numbered 66096. The footage was recorded at locations including Keynsham, Newton, and Swindon. Operators associated with the video include Colas and Network Rail. No headcodes were identified in the metadata.
This video features a variety of locomotives showcased during an open day event at Gresty Bridge. The locos included are 37218, 37401, 37419, 37424 (558), 37425, 57304, 57312, 66303, 66422, 66424, 66429, 68006, 68009, 68025, 88001, 88002, and 88009. The event was hosted by Direct Rail Services (DRS), as indicated by the operator information. A headcode of 5P
The locomotives are shown working on a service from Crewe to Dungeness power station, with scenes including their arrival and shunting activities at the terminal. The footage includes multiple locations along the branch line. Some parts of the video may have occasional black flickering due to camera damage sustained during filming.
This video features a collection of railway photographs primarily from South Yorkshire, including locations such as Doncaster, Sheffield, Tinsley Depot, and Leeds. It also includes images from Milford Junction and Monk's Fryston. The footage captures various locomotives, with some identified by their numbers, though operators are not specified in the metadata. The content reflects historical railway scenes, with one photo referencing a 1981 event near Doncaster.
It features multiple locomotives, including classes 57, 66, 68, 88, and steam engines. The footage was filmed at Crewe Station, Salop Goods Jct (Muck Hole), and Casey Lane. Several operators are associated with the content, though specific operator details for individual locomotives are not provided. The video includes a mix of freight operations and some railtour footage.
This video captures train activity at Haymarket Railway Station and Haymarket Depot in Edinburgh. It features a variety of rolling stock, including classes 385, 43, 58, 68, and 70, though operators are not specified for these vehicles. The footage provides a glimpse into railway operations during the early part of May 2019. Some details, such as headcodes, are not included in the record.
A convoy of rail vehicles, including DRS 37423, 57303, and 68008, passes through Harrow and Wealdstone heading towards Wembley. Additional stock numbers identified include 350244, 58006, and 58008. The operator involved is Direct Rail Services (DRS). Location details are not provided in the metadata.
The footage includes multiple units such as 43031, 43152, 60067, 60087, and several 66 series locomotives. Operators associated with the content include DB Schenker, Direct Rail Services (DRS), GBRF, LNER, and others. The video also notes a location at University, in addition to Doncaster. No headcodes are identified in the metadata.
A video shows a GBRF Class 66 freight locomotive, numbered 66749, hauling multiple historic diesel railcars through Doncaster. The train includes Class 37 37905, Class 56 56006, and Class 31 31271. The locomotives were en route to Northallerton Wensleydale for a diesel event. Other railcars present include D6835 and 58006. The footage captures the movement of these vintage units through the area.
This video features Class 68 diesel locomotives operating on the Fife Circle stopping services. It shows 68004 'Rapid' departing Inverkeithing heading back to Edinburgh Waverley, and 68006 'Daring' involved in an ECS move from Cardenden to Motherwell T.M.D. after completing a service from Edinburgh Waverley. The footage includes scenes at Inverkeithing, Edinburgh Waverley, Cardenden, Haymarket, and Motherwell.