Trains at Norwood Junction (BML) 18/05/2021
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- UK Railway trains at Norwood Junction station, Brighton Mainline, including Express and Local Passenger trains in May 2021! 🏴
A Weekday of Southern services at Norwood Junction, heading around South London, United Kingdom. Trains include:
Southern Class 171s
171/7 - Built in 2003/04 - Two Car Units
Southern Class 377s (5 Variants)
377/1 - Built in 2002/03 - DC Only
377/3 - Built in 2001/02 - DC Only, Built as Class 375s
377/4 - Built in 2004/05 - DC Only
377/6 - Built in 2012/13 - DC Only
377/7 - Built in 2014 - AC & DC
London Overground Class 378s
378/1 - Built in 2018/11 - DC Only - Extended from 4 Coaches
378/2 - Built in 2018/11 - AC & DC - Extended from 3 & 4 Coaches
Southern Class 455s
455/8 - Built in 1982/84
Thameslink Class 700s (2 Variants)
700/0 - Built in 2014/18 - AC & DC - Eight Car Units
700/1 - Built in 2014/18 - AC & DC - Twelve Car Units
Filmed on 18th May 2021, Between 11.45 and 13.15.
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Please excuse the occassional 'popping' sound in the video footage, this was as a result of the hot temperatures.
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29:29 that should've been the thumbnail
My reply or the video?
I like a good southern the odd time,there very luxurious inside.Good video at Norwood junction 👍👍
These new ones are nothing compared to the old 4CIGs Viaduction 😃
Very True Starlife 😉
Great railway video as always, nice range of trains coming in through Norwood.
Class 700 passing the station is so satisfying
Clickety Clack 😃
Southern Electrics and Diesels never dissapoints! Southern trains never get old!
Very good one this! I'm liking that it is random every time. By that I mean its not on the same line twice (Mostly).
This is what I aim for, if all I put up was West Coast videos, no-one would be interested! Thanks FusionZenFlame 😃
Another great video! A nice range of trains at Norwood junction :) lots of different southern trains as well express or local
Thanks Rose_Buses! I like the southern network and I don't think it gets enough appreciation. Freight is pretty rare here so it wasn't at all surprising that I didn't see any! 😃
@@StarlifeStudios you should do more brighton main line videos!
Great work mate!love when some of them make the sparks on the power feed rail
Norwood Junction railway station is a National Rail station in South Norwood in the London Borough of Croydon, south London and is in Travelcard Zone 4.[5] It is 8 miles 55 chains (13.98 km) down the line from London Bridge.
The station is managed by London Overground and trains are operated by London Overground, Thameslink and Southern.
I live just north of Norwood Junction near Goat House Bridge, so ideal for train spotters.
I live half a mile from this train station
I am very impressed by the lenght of Thameslink trains: Class 70xxx has got mpre often than not 12 coaches, it is quite unusiual in the Continent, where trains are generally shorter
I knew it my calculations were correct it is Norwood Junction
Can already tell this will be good
I hope it lived up to your expectations drw0925! 😃
@@StarlifeStudios it certainly did great video!
Great video mate. So many busy locations in South London and this is one 👍🏻
Thank you for the video
Those 700s are so long, probably the longest metal centipedes in the UK.
Well, apart from the 373 and 374 Eurostar classes...
Great video mate. keep it up 👍
Good video, I haven’t been on this line before, the only train in this entire video I’ve been in is the 700.
Great video.
A swarm load of southern class 375s
Great stuff, might take a trip here myself this week to get some more 700s going at pace!
I got a tad bit of bothering by the staff whilst here so I would go armed with Arriva Rail London website since the staff always ask what your doing www.arrivaraillondon.co.uk/news/filming-on-the-london-overground
The last paragraph is like gold dust 😃
@@StarlifeStudios Ah, fantastic! Thank you sir 🤝
@@trainsonthebrain Anything for you! If you listen at 10:55 the staff member is behind me asking which website my evidence is on!!!
@@StarlifeStudios He didn’t even wait for the train to pass. And yet you were totally unflappable in the face of such adversity 💪 😂
@@StarlifeStudioswhat station are you planning on doing next?
Awesome video! 😃
Thanks! 😀
Plus do next video at Tottenham Hale or Purley Oaks
Does Thameslink sometimes stop at Norwood Junction. Or is it mainly Southern and London Overground trains that stop at Norwood Junction. With Thameslink trains passing through. And I do think that Southern should keep the Class 171 Turbostars but to replace the Class 455 used on the suburban services and the Class 313 used on the East Coastway Line and West Coastway Line services.
Only Bedford to Gatwick Airport Thameslink Services stop at Norwood Junction.
@@FusionZenFlame yup it's LS thameslink I think
Southeastern runs on diversion or to go to start a route maybe
Class 171s are Diesel and 313s and 455s are electric... Southern will more likely order a new rolling stock (most likely Desiro City or Aventra trains) to replace Class 313s and 455s
@@srrk2508 they don’t have any intentions on doing that any time soon
Did you see a 700 155 on 9S27?
I think the best train that goes via there has to be either the 171 or 378
Mine would be 171
That's the same spot I filmed my video from
you should do a horn montage compilation.
You know what, thats not a bad idea 😃
Just getting round to watching this after a busy couple of days at work. Great viewing as always. Did you find this one of the nicer places to train spot?
No problem at all Flynn. Many thanks for spending some your busy day watching my video 😃. I'll answer that question in two parts; Firstly, it was a gloriously warm day and I was surrounded by trains (whats not to love!). Secondly; the staff bothered my twice during my visit which isn't a problem (I get it a lot) but I've had a much better experience at more rural stations where I can relax. Overall, I would agree with you, I think it is one of the more nicer places I've been. Thanks 😊
@@StarlifeStudios Sadly, London Overground says that you can't film on their stations bc of terrorist threat
The station is MANAGED by London Overground
Hmm I’m curious, where did you hear/find out about this? It’s a pretty pathetic excuse from TfL if I’m on honest..
@@StarlifeStudios th-cam.com/video/s5sje5LOpec/w-d-xo.html I heard that on this video. Open the link and search the appropiate chapter (Told off for filming). Search from 9:40 and look from there
I don’t understand why they only operate London Bridge to Epsom I don’t get why they can’t continue on to Dorking or Horsham
there usually isn’t space at the platforms for another service to terminate at dorking. there are currently only 1 train a day in each direction that actually do this.
@@PGATProductions fair enough
@@PGATProductions but instead of running to Epsom they could just go further
@@beta.3984 it would require extra rolling stock and train drivers
1:56 Thats scary to look at!
At 8:22 why is there a 377/5 in the sidings?
The last time I saw one was at Selhurst train wash.
double trains 10:49
How was there a class 377 5 car
Both the 377/6 and 377/7 variant are 5 car trains.
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27:29 or maybe that
Great video Starlife! Love it as always 👌😎. Are that trains electric? Because I don't see any pantograph on the trains or any cabling sustained by any "arm".... I am confused 😑
Thanks Joel. Fear not, I will provide you with some intel! Most of the south east of England has '3rd rail' powered trains which literally means a third rail adjacent to the running rail powers trains with 750V DC. So you were right, they are still electric! The 700s (and some 378s) are dual powered but thats not very useful without overhead wires 😃
@@StarlifeStudios Now I am not confused 😃
What is this quality
What it's good isn't it?
No
@@channelnotinuse5219 clown
@@LondonTraveler358 missed the joke
@@MohidZ someone missed the joke
Who else sees the sus ._.😂
So blurry
Ur pfp XD