Trains at Glasgow Central (WCML) 30/09/2021

UK Railway trains at Glasgow Central station, Scotland
Including Express and Regional Passenger trains in September 2021! 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

A weekday of Scottish services at Glasgow Central, heading around central Scotland, United Kingdom. Trains include:
ScotRail Class 156s
156s - Built in 1987/89
CrossCountry Super Voyagers Class 221s
221/1 - Built in 2001/02
ScotRail Class 318s
318/2 - Built in 1985/86
ScotRail Class 320s
320/3 - Built in 1990 - SPT Order
320/4 - Built in 1989/90 - Converted from 321/4
ScotRail Class 380s
380/0 - Built in 2009/11 - Three Car Units
380/1 - Built in 2009/11 - Four Car Units
ScotRail Class 385s
385/0 - Built in 2015/19 - Three Car Units
385/1 - Built in 2015/19 - Four Car Units
Avanti West Coast Pendolinos Class 390s
390/1 - Built in 2001/04 - Eleven Car Units
TransPennine Express Nova 2 Class 397s
397/0 - Built in 2017/19 - Five Car Units
TransPennine Express Nova 1 Class 802s
802/2 - Built in 2017/18 - Diesel & Electric - Five Car Units

Filmed on 30th September 2021, Between 10.15 and 11.35.

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🚄 INFORMATION KEY
Train Numbers – e.g. 43032 or 800110 – These are train numbers which are specific to that train. No trains can be numbered the same. Locos are 5 digit numbers where the first two numbers are the class of train e.g. 67010 would be a class 67. Multiple Units are 6 digit numbers where the first three numbers are the class of train e.g. 390154 would be a class 390. Click Here to learn more
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Headcodes – e.g. 1F32 or 5M00 – These are used by the railway signallers to determine where trains are on the network. Every train within a region has a specific four code ID. Click Here to learn more
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Set Number – e.g. WB64 or NL04 – These are semi-permanent loco hauled coach formations which are kept together for formalities. The first two letters usually indicate the maintenance depot responsible e.g. OC is Old Oak Common, LA is Laira. The number indicates the rake number.

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