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Empty But Moving – GWR Class 387s Not in Service at Acton

Channel: Barry On The Rails
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Two GWR Class 387s pass straight through Acton Main Line — both running “Not in Service”! 🚆

These dual-voltage electric multiple units are usually seen on Great Western Railway routes across London and the Thames Valley. But today, they’re flying through without stopping. Possibly on a depot run or empty stock movement to Old Oak Common?

📍 Filmed at Acton Main Line
🚄 Trains: GWR Class 387/1 EMUs
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Two Great Western Railway Class 387 electric multiple units pass through Acton Main Line without stopping, running with “Not in Service” status. The trains, typically used on GWR routes across London and the Thames Valley, are likely involved in a depot run or empty stock movement. Filmed at Acton Main Line, the footage captures the units moving through the area. No headcodes were identified in the record.

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  • Platform ID PSgskC88nUM
  • Views 72
  • Date published 25 May 2025 10:00
  • Date added 11 Apr 2026 03:16
  • Locomotives 5
  • Headcodes 0
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