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Trains at Cheddington on WCML 18/02/16

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A selection of trains passing Cheddington on the West Coast mainline South between Tring and Leighton Buzzard. A very busy mainline with lots of rarer traction you don't commonly see on any other lines and located on one of the busiest freight lines in the UK. From Pendolino's flying through on the Down/Up Fast Lines at 125mph track speed to Caledonian Sleeper Light Engine Moves to Crewe from Wembley, you will always have something special at Cheddington.

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It features a variety of train types, including Pendolino services and Caledonian Sleeper Light Engine Moves heading to Crewe. The footage highlights the busy nature of this mainline, which also serves as one of the UK's busiest freight routes. Several classes of rolling stock are identified, though operator details for these units are not specified in the metadata.

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  • Platform ID IDG_u_7F-aU
  • Views 660
  • Date published 19 Feb 2016 12:30
  • Date added 25 Feb 2026 16:18
  • Recorded 18 Feb 2016
  • Locomotives 6
  • Headcodes 0
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