Rail-Videos.Net » Is this the UKs longest Train?

Not Logged In | Login | Create Free Account

Is this the UKs longest Train?

Added: December 24, 2010

Video Quality: Low · Medium · High

About Video Quality

» More From This: User · Location · Railroad

Javascript Not Enabled

You must have javascript enabled for the Rail-Videos.Net player to load. You can enable javascript in your internet browser settings.

For more help on enabling javascript in your browser, please visit these links:

- Internet Explorer
- Firefox

	Views: 5,706	Comments: 1

	Add to Video Favorites

Link to Video:

Locomotive Details	Location/Date of Video
» Freightliner (more..) » GE Class 66 (more..)	» York Station (more..) » York, United Kingdom (more..) » July 24, 2010
Locomotive No./Train ID	Videographer
» 66526 (more..) » 6Y50 (more..)	» Paul Colbeck (www.anbrico.com) (more..) » Contact Paul Colbeck (www.anbrico.com)
Remarks: Freightliner Class 66 no. 66526 (front) 66623 (rear) change drivers at York while working 6Y50 03:45 Northallerton to Doncaster Up Decoy engineers train on Saturday 24th July 2010. (46 wagons = 2526 feet = 770 metres = 2860 tonnes)

Videographer Profile

Detailed Video Statistics

User Comments on this Video (1)

Posted by guymonmd on December 27, 2010

I do not know if it is the UK's longest train. It is not that long by US standards. We reglarly have trains with around 150 "wagons", as you call them, and 7-8 locomotives, well over 8000 feet long. It is a very interesting train though. There is one very long "wagon" mid-train. Thanks for sharing.

- Post a Comment -
(Registration is not required to post photo comments, but is encouraged.)