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701043
Class 701
Videos featuring 701043
This video captures train activity at Clapham Junction, a major railway hub serving the South West Main Line and Brighton Main Line. Several trains are visible, including those with stock numbers such as 377105, 377107, and 377113. The footage includes scenes from locations like Clapham, London Victoria, and London Waterloo. A headcode of 1S75 is noted in the data. The video provides a view of the busy station, which handles a high volume of trains daily.
Trains operated by South Western Railway, Southern, Gatwick Express, and London Overground are visible, alongside flights heading to Heathrow Airport. The station, opened in 1877, remains largely unchanged, with discussions about reopening a closed platform for improved access to London Waterloo. Other locations mentioned include Brighton, London Victoria, Ely, Peterborough, and Manea. No train headcodes were identified in the footage.
This video features a mix of older and newer train classes operating on services to and from Waterloo, including the last surviving Class 455 units and the new Class 701 Arterio trains. Other rolling stock seen includes Class 444, 450, 468, and 159 units operated by South Western Railway. The footage is captured at Raynes Park, Hope, and Waterloo. Some specific train numbers are identified, though headcodes are not included in the metadata.
A video shows the incorrect routing of 37800 ‘Cassiopeia’ and SWR 455901 + 455858 at Clapham Junction, leading to a shunting operation. The footage captures events involving multiple locomotives and rolling stock, including units numbered 150126, 450039, 450062, 450110, 450126, 455809, 455858, and 458409. The incident took place at Clapham Junction, with references to Clapham, Kingston, Newport, Shepperton, and Woking. A headcode of 5Q86 is noted in the metadata.
It shows unit 701036 arriving at Box Hill & Westhumble, heading towards Dorking and Thames Ditton on the Hampton Court branch to London Waterloo, and unit 701043 arriving at Clandon for Guildford. The footage highlights these trains in service across multiple locations including Dorking, Guildford, Hampton Court, London Waterloo, and Thames Ditton.
This video features South Western Railway Class 458 electric multiple units, including units 458530 and 458535 in SWT Blue livery at Dorking. Additional Class 458 units are shown at Clapham Junction. The footage captures these trains in service, though specific headcodes are not identified in the metadata.
A video shows Class 701043 arriving at London Waterloo. The train is operated by South Western Railway. No headcode information is available in the current record.
This video captures train activity at Clapham Junction, a busy hub serving multiple railway lines. It features various trains including SWR Desiros and EMUs, with footage taken from platforms and footbridges. The station is described as well-managed with good facilities, offering views of London and a range of amenities. Trains seen include services from South Western Railway, Southern, and London Overground, among others.
A video featuring South Western Railway's Class 701 Arterio unit 701043 is shown at Clapham Junction, Sunnymeads, and other locations. The footage includes onboard announcements by Celia Drummond. The record includes details of the train type, operator, and several locations but does not include headcode information.
A video shows locomotive 47749 "CITY OF TRURO" assisting train 701043 on a route from Eastleigh to Derby. The operator is GBRf, and the train was heading towards Elstree and Borehamwood. The headcode for the service was 5Q12. Both locomotives are identified in the footage, with 47749 in GBRf blue livery and 701043 in South Western Railway livery. No further details about the event or context of the movement are provided in the available information.