4K Cabview Class 444 029 London Waterloo - Southampton Central - 15.06.2017

[@burtwallace5909]

The first few minutes of this is mind blowing stuff . This just demonstrates how signaling is a work of art that we take for granted ,without this ,no trains !

[@Trollkvinnen]

I like to watch these train cab rides to help me relax and get sleepy! I miss the British country side, as well as seeing the cities, and the other trains. Now I live in the US, I go everywhere by car. I miss traveling on the trains. Brings back good memories! Thanks for sharing! 👍🏻

[@rituwebpro]

Why Uk to US. Id rather be in UK.

[@Stu_Kennedy]

There are some incredible train journeys available in the US. Have a look around 👍🏽

[@MerleDoughty-yw6cl]

I do the same thing I say to my wife I have been on the train to somewhere, love cab drivers view

[@WilliamHBaird-eq2hp]

The beginning of the VID departing Waterloo is spectacular!

[@Spookieham]

Thanks very much to the Driver and SWT for doing this. A cleaner windscreen would be nice but I still watched it all the way through. The last time I went into Waterloo was 2006 before I emigrated to Oz - can't believe the amount of buildings that have shot up alongside.

[@JamesonEst1780]

You should see it now!

[@1mrstutt]

I have been on this train a couple of times. The scenery out in the country is just beautiful! Thank you for posting!

[@ihateyoumother-fucker3204]

Only 38:10 in and I can honestly say this is THE BEST upload I've seen yet of a train drivers cab view of his jounrney. The view pulling out of Waterloo looks fantastic. One's heart must be racing though with so many tracks in front you, doubled up with being surrounded by so many trains coming towards you, at a stationary position, or at the sides. So much trust has to go into the signals. Absolute top upload 👍🏿👍🏿👍🏿👍🏿

Thank you so much! Kind Regards!

[@ianforfun1]

@ The video is great however I was transfixed on the streaks on the window. I really did enjoy the video and while watching it had a wonderful idea while watching the signals and rail route pathways. A total computer nationally controlled system where a driver typing in the destination and hit's the throttle and off we go and we should be non stop with sometimes inches apart from trains crossing each others destination path?

[@jeremywilcox]

Don't you just want to lean out and clean the window! Thanks for the 4k BTW.

I'll remember next time! You're welcome. Kind Regards

[@kinocchio]

zakopiec911 you can request the driver to use the wiper screen wash

[@KennyBolinStarMaker]

i know i do,,,,loved it though from Louisville Ky. I learned seeing this you want to be in the Train Business or the Crane Business. never saw so damn many of each. LOL

[@guntherwaretzi3958]

Kenn

[@MattSomethingOrOther]

no, theres a sign saying DO NOT lean out of the window for a reason

[@TheClunkingFist]

I like to watch the first 3 minutes. It really is mindblowing how many trains are coming into the station. This is a terminus, no through lines. Just wow.

[@John2Ward]

Yes, that's our Waterloo -- and several of the other London termini are similar. I commuted to/from both Waterloo and Victoria for many years, so for me all of that was just an everyday occurrence, twice daily in fact.

[@ChannelReuploads9451]

24 platforms servicing the most of the Western / South Western services. Platforms 1-6 are usually the local running to Wimbledon, Guildford, Wokng. Platforms 7-16 cover the Portsmouth, Weymouth and Exeter services and 17 to 24 are Reading services. Not to mention, access to London Underground for Bakerloo, Northern, Jubilee and Waterloo & city lines. It also used to house the Eurostar (Channel Tunnel), before the High speed line was built to St Pancras.

[@richardcowell8991]

Well done Matt! Your perseverance paid off in the end, just shows what can be achieved! And good on SWT for clearing the risk assessment and other paperwork to allow you to do the filming.

[@valtrus901]

Thank you for the video in 4k. Save for the smear in the middle of the window, it's an excellent show and a good run. Must say that the British railway system is o/s. So many good runs I've seen, like London Bridge to Brighton and back and Brighton to Bedford amongst others. Now this...... It is something to behold such heavy train traffic, moving at such high speeds. There's nothing like it no where else on this planet. Bravo.......

Don't say nothing about that smean in the middle of windscreen ;/ Still it could be worse... I completely agree wtih you mate. The Brithis railway system is so good. Of course there is many to do,engineering works etc. In my opinion the railways is the future of modern public transport! Thanks man! Kind Regards

[@jameswhalpin5813]

valtru

[@TheGameCamer360]

France,Germany,Japan,China,Belgium,America,South Korea,India, their are many like it, and they are busier faster and far more efficient.

[@mxh5647]

Aye. And don't forget Switzerland. Very punctual.

[@suburbia2050]

Sure calm his hyperbole but no need to indulge in it yourself. He may have said Londons commuter network or meant some sort of collective value and been fairly accurate. India and America?! Lol You can't just list a load of countries, some that may have busier stations and some may have faster trains and some better time-keeping (not sure what your "efficiency means here" do you? Surely if it means passenger journeys per population then there are not many places with more efficiency, see below). People hanging off the outside of trains in India to Japan investing in train tech because they couldnt compete with the jet age while most stations in other European capitals were built centrally to serve pan-European traffic from their inception. I guess you didnt know that the UK operates one of the highest number of High Speed services in the world even before building any dedicated high speed track? I am amazed that Stratford in East London is the 46th busiest station in Europe! That will only go up when Crossrail fully opens at the end of 2019. Then there is Old Oak Common in West London that will be an interchange between HS2 and Crossrail that will be on par with Waterloo which is currently the UKs busiest station and 15th in Europe. Can't imagine many other cities with a similar situation. From Wikipedia The UK has the 17th largest railway network in the world; despite many lines having closed in the 20th century it remains one of the densest rail networks. It is one of the busiest railways in Europe, with 20% more train services than France, 60% more than Italy, and more than Spain, Switzerland, The Netherlands, Portugal and Norway combined, as well as representing more than 20% of all passenger journeys in Europe.[3] In 2016, there were 1.718 billion journeys on the National Rail network,[1] making the British network the fifth most used in the world (Great Britain ranks 23rd in world population). Unlike a number of other countries, rail travel in the United Kingdom has enjoyed a renaissance in recent years, with passenger numbers reaching their highest ever level

[@michaelgornish5551]

Wow. Thank you! I could watch this for over an hour...The British rail system is amazing.

[@josbertlonnee]

Between the 2 stops at Waterloo and Clapham Junction I count 19 trains actively running a passenger service (of which a few at a standing). That is really astonishing.

[@yarraman8595]

Thanks , the skyline from Waterloo to Clapham junction has certainly changed since I lived in london in the early 80's. very nostalgic train trip for me, well at least to Weybridge.

[@davidoswald9253]

what a pity they didn't clean the window before setting off or move the camera a bit!! Otherwise a great drivers eye view. Thank you

[@aviromantino]

Yeeesss... I agreee

[@hubsonekka]

@@aviromantino Maybe it is mechanical damage.

[@jimtuite3451]

oh that's so distracting ...I got off at Vauxhall

[@james-5560]

@@jimtuite3451 mucky bugger

[@martinbrew]

@@jimtuite3451 I managed until Clapham Junction.

[@m222rjr]

What lovely weather. This must have been filmed on the day we had summer that year! Thanks for doing this. The quality is superb.

Yeah, I was very lucky that day! Kind Regards

[@samuelfellows6923]

Could see the hopper windows were opened on the older (un-air conditioned) trains that he was passing 🥵

[@lindamalepa7823]

I have been retired since 2012 it’s good to look back of this route I was base at Wimbledon Park depot has a porterbrook driver good video

[@paulrussell3049]

We used to have friends living in Southampton and back in the 60's my mum used to take me down there to stay with the. I was just a little boy at the time but this video brings back many happy memories.

Happy memories then! Thank you!

[@Bobrogers99]

Good video of a good trip. I marvel at speeding through sections where there are switches, fully confident that the points are set correctly.

[@Wakajce]

The signal cannot be set to clear if the junctions are not fully in their final position and locked

[@samuelfellows6923]

Like right at the end - goes through yellow signals and is stopped at red signal before tunnel mouth and a train goes past - was clear for that train but not him, as the other train comes out of the tunnel (end of it) his signal turns yellow and he proceeds with caution in to the tunnel and comes out, across points and into the station - end of video. 🤗

[@Captain-Cardboard]

This is a journey I have done hundreds of times. Nice to see it from a different perspective!

[@JamesonEst1780]

A wonderful video! I thoroughly enjoyed it. One little thing, Basingstoke Junction is actually called the Great Western Junction. I also noticed the Power Reduction boards (PR) in use at 32:04. They’re certainly not a common sight!

[@OliverHerridge]

The fact that I’m a train fan the biggest train fan this is an amazing view of the class 444 SWR LW-SC

[@saracen888]

This is a really useful learning tool. Thanks so much

Not a problem at all!

[@spammerwhammer5526]

Thanks for posting this. I used to commute between Waterloo & Farnborough, so the driver's view is doubly interesting. I never realised how much of the total route is 100mph limit.

[@samuelfellows6923]

Spammer Whammer - I’d be stunned if it actually went that fast, given that the class 444 is not streamlined at the cab ends - the wind noise and the interconnecting gangway/door bellows shaking in the breeze

[@Irishrover101]

Love watching these as I'm in bed it relaxes me and releases tension. Keep more coming . Ireland Cork to Dublin full would be nice. Iv only seen a 8 minute one of Ireland. Ireland has great trains to

[@telemachus53]

The cheapest train ride I've ever been on. Many thanks for this great upload.

It's completely for free and available for 24/7! Thanks!

[@kensomething379]

There's something very relaxing about your videos, I used to take the train all the time. Windsor, London, Chatham...Toronto... lol. Ontario Canada.

[@ZnenTitan]

That's the thing about British trains even in the 21st century, the tradition is still there, the scenery, the stations. You KNOW it's a British train!

[@Ruddyscheeseemporium]

What an utterly retarded comment.

[@skywillis]

don't forget the smell of piss

[@IamRyanLPs]

because its late?

[@CARLIN4737]

ALWAYS FEELS LIKE BRITISH RAIL

[@LisaBeergutHolst]

You mean the "British" trains that are all owned by foreign governments?

[@mxh5647]

Thanks for this video. Very nice. I've travelled this route several times both up and down as a tourist. Lovely to see it from the front.

You're welcome mate! Always up to your service, man! Kind Regards

[@andypreston1524]

Really good video. I just love the sound of the Desiro units power system, always makes me smile!

[@samuelfellows6923]

Andy Preston - referring to the alarm like sound the motors make at low speed?

[@andypreston1524]

@@samuelfellows6923 Yep, that's the one !! All down to the controls for the AC traction motors. Look up videos on YT with the Siemens Taurus electric locomotives in Germany.....the sound they make when pulling away is crazy !!!

[@samuelfellows6923]

Video links? When I first heard that I thought they were alarms warning the passengers still on the platform to stay away from the moving train, I was wrong 🙄,

[@followthetrawler]

Best cab ride video of this route I have seen. Well done and thank you!

This is not my last cab ride! No worries! Kind Regards

[@worldcooking]

Excellent filming of this beautiful train route!

[@r0g3r5m1th]

Thank you so much,this video is great and it's nice to be given Station Names for those of us who do not know the Route,just the right amount of info,and I look forward to the rest of the trip.

Don't worry mate. I'll put the rest of the trip soon! Kind Regards

[@NathTrains]

Great video! I really enjoyed watching this. Thanks for uploading this!

Thank you so much for your comment buddy! I appreciate that! Kind Regards

[@alley28]

Good to the Winchester station again. Made plenty of trips over to Southern UK for work and stayed in Winchester & Southampton. Thanks for the video

[@alstokesveteranfilmmaker913]

Thank you for this, sir. Back in the mid-80s I had a lengthy freelance contract at TVS in Southampton and this vid' brought back a few memories of that early Monday morning journey. I see the dreaded Northam level crossing is still there - four tracks wide with both docks and passenger traffic, it was so busy to gates (in those days) stayed shut for up to 20-minutes to let several trains go though. Not a bundle of fun when sitting in the back of a taxi, off to the hotel! Not far from there are / were the TVS Studios, on the banks of the mighty River Itchen, which had the uniqueness of having a rail line run through the car park. BR ran a train through once a year and there was a mad dash of staff to get the cars out. One year the annual train derailed and every one was covered in confusion. Man oh man, I could bore for England on this topic, so I'll stop-. I shall now sub.

Thank you for that! Really appreciated ;) Kind Regards

[@Britkong]

Fantastic journey. Well done SWT and Driver, this is my route to London. If we get some Snow later in the year that would be more Fantastic, if you can do Southampton Central to London Waterloo into the New Waterloo platforms, on a Snowy White Weather Day.

[@maximdelmar2694]

Think the new Waterloo International platforms are only served by the Putney routes.

[@Mike.o.s.b]

An excellent video, thank you for uploading it and sharing it on KZbin 🙂

You're welcome! Kind Regards

[@sjcsiba]

This makes me want to get on a train in England even more! No I have never been on a British train, yet. I will next year when I go from my hometown in the Netherlands through Rotterdam, Brussels, London, and all the way up to Inverness. Can't wait!

Well you have to! There is so many rail services in UK. Good luck with your British train's adventures! Kind Regards

[@brickleyyard4966]

U will hate it 1st its uk railway company and will RIP u of before your train turns up 2nd it will be something outdated then it will run late then get cancelled and then u will be treated like shit by the companie like as if its your fault that journey was over priced,inadequate,outdated,slow,delayed and the end cancelled but her thay will see all of that as a good reason to then go strike a public service ie police hospital ambulance don't go on strike so why should public transport be any different????

[@Aidankiwi]

If you go to Inverness, I advise you not to refer to the UK as England.

[@SVD978]

Did you enjoy your trip to the UK?

[@mulls2go]

hopefully u wont have a rail replacement service (usually sundays) where u have to get on a cramped 1970s coach and have your left leg up against a morbidly obese lady with your leg sweating from the heat! all part of your premium priced ticket

[@paulcaswell2813]

Used to regularly do Waterloo-Esher. Great to see it from the cab - and then see the rest of the line also. Brilliant video. RIP Fly at around 45mins!

[@OfficiallyHendo]

45:10

[@chrismaley512]

Very impressive video. Many thanks for making and sharing it.

You're welcome ;) Thank you

[@NextSound170]

So many watching this used to live in the UK, goes to show. Enjoying/enjoyed this.

Indeed!

[@adamc4336]

Thanks for the video man, I love this soo much!

Not a problem! Kind Regards!

[@alanmusicman3385]

This is great - as noted below the stuff on the window spoils it slightly, but it's still incredibly enjoyable! An HD cabride from Waterloo to Salisbury would also be excellent - there are videos, but quite old and not true HD.

Unfortunately SWR is unable to facilitate train cab ride filming at this time I’m afraid.

[@ChannelReuploads9451]

See if you can find the cab ride video from Portsmouth to Salibury, which is via Southampton. The service from Portsmouth is the Hourly service to Cardiff. 1988 Waterloo to Salisbury, kzbin.info/www/bejne/aoW5Z6SDqZtmr6s

[@alanmusicman3385]

@ How about now?

[@ufx808]

Thank you for the video and thanks to the driver.

[@davethatcher4954]

Just before entering Woking (on the left) used to be the Railwaymans Orphanage, spent around 18 months there in the mid 1950s (55/56) when my Dad who worked on the tracks got hit (lost half a leg) in Nine Elms Yard......near Vauxhall Stn. He spent over a year in St Thomas's Hospital. I went on to work at Waterloo in 1961 in the Offices as a messenger, and later on in the Building Dept'.......ended up as a signalman on the railway.....Crystal Palace, Hayes (Kent) Leigham Junction, and ended my days at Twickenham West Junction Signal box.

[@froggleggers1805]

that bad spot on the glass drives me crazy!

[@planetX15]

Could be the camera lens.

[@CARLIN4737]

UNFOCUS

[@AndreiTupolev]

Excellent quality. One of the best cab ride videos I've seen. You were lucky there; that track circuit failure at 50:00 turned out to be due to defective track that meant that no trains were able to run later in the day, as I recall, trains had to be diverted (apart from one that was stranded in section and had to be abandoned.)

Oh thank you buddy! Is that the best cab ride video you'have ever seen? How come that? btw the second part is here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/epzIYYOXoLh-r5o&lc=Ugys6gAtuaqPRV39dul4AaABAg

[@Mortimer50145]

Interesting to hear the conversation between the driver and signaller, and the way the driver repeated the signaller's instructions "you are authorising me, [headcode] to pass this signal [signal number] at danger - but obey all other signals". No room for doubt! I bet many other train operating companies would have required the soundtrack to be muted at that point because they seem to be paranoid about any driver-signaller conversations being heard by The Public.

[@TRSPomerania]

Świetne wideo! Podobała się przejażdżka. Zawsze intrygowało mnie parę spraw... Każde Siemensy do pewnej prędkości wydają dziwne, oscylowate dźwięki. No i oświetlenie czół w Anglii zawsze było dla mnie zagadką - każdy pociąg ma jedynie jeden reflektor włączony (albo jeden włączony na "full" a drugi przyciemniony). Plusik leci, mimo powyższych intryg :)

To jest Anglia ^^ Pozdrawiam

[@daveelliott5855]

Superb video listening to it with headphones on makes it even better.

[@joginns778]

I'm amazed by the amount of rail and crossovers left in the four foot is it scrap or for reuse brilliant video,

[@WilliamHBaird-eq2hp]

Wow! The first 10 minutes of this Video are outstanding indeed!

I know, so busy!

[@WilliamHBaird-eq2hp]

Coming out of London Waterloo .... That was really nice!

Indeed mate! Kind Regards

[@Marina81505]

Thank you very much! I adore railways but I'm from Russia and it's very interesting for me to see railways in Great Britain.

[@James-gc5if]

Nice video! I was only going to watch 10 minutes, but it drew me into the whole thing. My laptop died yesterday at Southampton Airport, but I just plugged it in now and watched the last few minutes. My home station is Farnborough Main (31 mins in), and because the view is so different, I didn't see it coming!

Please, eat some biscuits, drink cup of tea and enjoy the video!

[@simonjames3845]

Lovely, a proper railway, with proper traction and no ugly catenary despoiling the infrastructure.

[@MAX0056]

A great video, the rest of the journey would be great. Thanks

No worries mate! Kind Regards

[@levetleighhouse2629]

I was so excited to see how it would end!

You need to wait for the rest of that train journey and final station in Weymouth! Kind Regards

[@princetonburchill6130]

I like to watch these videos while playing either classical music in the background, or hard Rock! Strange how they all fit together.

[@deadwing04]

So much details... great video!

Thanks mate ; ) Kind Regards

[@brmh1667]

Many thanks for sharing this. I very much appreciate it, also the (continuation) journey from S'oton to Weymouth, where I live.

[@anaritarocha5938]

Amo de paixão esse tipo de vdeo. Obgd amigo pela postagem gratidão 👍

[@nightelectricityuniverse7349]

Absolute thanks-spankingly British journey!!

[@silverviking33]

my admiration for the signalmen who work Clapham junction. to see from the ground, this is truely daunting.

[@misplacedkiwi9498]

Thankyou so much for posting!! My dream was to be a train driver but poor health has kind of ruined it :-(

Aw, I hope you're right! You're welcome! Are you currently working at the railways?

[@misplacedkiwi9498]

Koleją z Mateuszem no I’m working on the buses but I’m currently on dialysis so am in no fit state to go on the railways sadly

[@brallybear620]

Thank you Koleją z Mateuszem for a nice ride!

No problem at all!

[@schimidt99]

Amazing! Very good video! Thank you for sharing!

Thank you very much! Kind Regards

[@lechiffre1914]

An excellent journey I do many times. Thanks for the video though its a shame the train didnt rush through Woking on that occasion! LOL

[@SoraSummer]

Thank you so much for this video. I just started doing something with this line as well. Just as someone mentioned below, I would love to see the continuation to Weymouth.

There is the continuation to Weymouth mate :) 4K Cabview Class 444 029 Southampton Central - Weymouth - 15.06.2017 kzbin.info/www/bejne/epzIYYOXoLh-r5o&lc=Ugys6gAtuaqPRV39dul4AaABAg Kind Regards ;)

[@brianstevens9469]

Great ride. Many thanks.

Thank you man! Kind Regards

[@lydiaanderson3312]

@Hello Brian, How are you doing?

[@AntonyShannon]

my local line. Thanks for doing this

You're welcome mate ;) Kind Regards

[@lydiaanderson3312]

@Hello Antony, How are you doing?

[@Matz32]

Ho ho panie tego sie niespodziwalem...dzieki za film no i i przypomina sie Train Simulator

Nie ma za co! Jak znajdę czas to wrzucę następną część. Jest co oglądać (tak myślę). Pozdro!

[@beaso63]

Enjoyed this, thank you

[@urbandweller]

So many times taken this route. Thank you for the video :)

You're welcome mate, you can watch the second part of this journey, I mean from Southampton Central to Weymouth ; ) Kind Regards

[@richardcrossley5581]

My old homeward bound commute, Waterloo to Woking, 2005 to 2012. Loved the rest of the journey. Many thanks. I occasionally used to stand in the section between the units and look through window into the driver's position, fascinated by the controls.

[@SMILEVIDEOTRAINS]

yes the window mark was a shame but beggars cant be choosers, it could av bin chuckin it down with rain. It was a lovely day and an interesting restfull journey . well done and thank you

[@TrainsOfDorset]

Fab video there. Really enjoyable.

[@SMILEVIDEOTRAINS]

smashing journey again thanks

Thank you!

[@lydiaanderson3312]

@Hello SMILEVIDEOTRAINS, How are you doing?

[@tact86]

Great Video, Thank you!

You're welcome mate ;) Kind Regards

[@davidfarrow44]

Thoroughly enjoyed that thank you

[@ianm452]

Please can somebody explain the huge rectangular concrete slab / bridge over the lines at 4:16? On Google Earth, I can see that it's 107 metres long by 27 metres wide. A pair of lines crosses over the main line there, but why the need for the huge slab in addition to the curved viaduct?

[@johnfromengland2620]

This structure was built some 30 years ago to carry trains from Waterloo Station across the main South-Western tracks to connect with tracks leading from Victoria Station down to the Channel Tunnel, during the years before the new high-speed line into St Pancras Station was constructed. As you can see from Google Earth, if a "narrow" bridge had been built to carry these tracks, it would have needed a span of about 120 metres, which would have been very expensive and would have caused unacceptable disruption to trains while it was being installed. The structure you see is simpler and cheaper, and because the slab could be installed in many similar short sections, each one positioned overnight, its installation caused overall less disruption to traffic. The tracks and the structure now appear to be disused, although presumably they could be used again if and when needed.

[@andiknaus]

Fantastic journey! And I do not mind the smear in the middle of the window. That`s how drivers view is like...

Oh thank you mate! Kind Regards

[@dukenukem5768]

I think a driver would move his head a bit. The smear was exactly on the level straight line ahead, the perspective vanishing point.

[@tomekjurekwlazo3213]

Świetny film!

Dzięki ;) Pozdrawiam

[@tomekjurekwlazo3213]

Również pozdrawiam i zapraszam na mój kanał.

[@StoicaVasilica-bj3xw]

Salutări din România Dragi Prieteni din England 🙋‍♂️🙋‍♂️🇷🇴🇬🇧

[@matthew3774]

This is where DTG got a lot of the info for the Waterloo to Portsmouth route i assume, haha

[@infohound41]

Based on the opening of this video, they need to build CrossRail 2 ASAP!

[@guywynnjones3196]

Great to see walton and weybridge go through and woking

[@Meeyuh]

50:25 Not me nerding out over the conversation between the driver and the signaller. Really cool seeing a real-world example of the communication between them

I like it too! Thanks! Kind Regards!

[@dukenukem5768]

First time I have ever seen anything like that happen. The promptness with which the driver phoned rather than waiting for a few minutes to see if it cleared suggests that he had already been briefed about the failure and had been told to follow this procedure.

[@oldder1]

Awesome video thanks

Thanks ;) Kind Regards

[@randallbanks1589]

Thank-you for the memories. I was in Southampton in the summer of 2001, and rode that very line half a dozen times in the span of a month. I also remember the dual tunnels there, but never knew the name. I remember that on some of the rides the engineer would toot the horn at those tunnels. low high entering, and then high low as they approached the end. Was it for rail workers? Seems that there wasn't enough time, but I just heard the horn here and then a short time later, there were workers on the tracks.

That day I have been in these ares first time ever! Really nice places to visit. I'm sure you had been travelling by trains a lot! Yeah that was for the rail workers :) Kind Regards

[@4376ED]

The three lines on the video are on the camera lens, not on the train.Look at the video Southampton to Weymouth.

[@lokart8528]

Super !!!!!!!! Ale pamiątka, nie sądziłem, że tak można zrobić w Anglii. Pozdrawiam, wielki like 👍👍👍 :-)

Jest mega pamiątka i to jeszcze nie koniec ; ) Pozdrawiam

[@lokart8528]

zakopiec911 Bardzo się cieszę. :-) Pozdrawiam.

[@irelandbloke]

Great videos

Thanks : ) KInd Regards

[@Archangel_exe]

Excellent handling of the faulty red signal at 50:16 by the driver.

[@Krakowskisplen]

Mieszkalem w Southampton 3 lata i duzo jezdzilem z tej stacji:)

Dokąd Pan jeździł, jakie kierunki?

[@Krakowskisplen]

Koleją z Mateuszem dziękuję za odpowiedź. Jeździłem do Londynu z South West Trains pozniej jak przeprowadzilem sie do Tonbridge to duzo podrozowalem Southeastern (uwazam ze maja duzo lepsza jakksc w pociagach i ogolnie jesli o serwis chodzi) a przez pewien czas korzystalem tez z uslug Southern (najmniej zadowolony bylem z ich uslug). Najczesciej trasa do Londynu a od kilku miesiecy podrozuje do Folkestone koleja Highspeed operator Southestern i naorawde jesten zadowolony:) Marzy mi sie jeszcze podroz Virginem na poludnie i Eurostarem do Francji ale poluje na bilety;) A jak jestem w PL to korzystam z Kolei Malopolskich na trasie Krk lotnisko Krk glowny a nastepnie Krk glowny do Brzeskk Okocim. Naorawde nie mamy sie czego wstydzic:) jedyny minus ze teraz przez remonty jest bardzo malo pociagow miedzy lotniskiem a miastem ale wierze ze szybko sie to zmieni:) A Pan w jakich "kolejowych" okolicach mieszka? :)

Ja mieszkam w Trowbridge (Wessex Main Line). Najbliższa stacja węzłowa to Westbury. Główny operator to GWR, jeździ też SWT z Bristolu do Waterloo . To Pan najeździł się więcej ode mnie tutaj ^^

Jan Kiepura był z Amsterdamu do Warszawy chyba ^^

[@russouk]

34 active trains in first 11 minutes amazing

[@malcolmsleight9334]

That's because most of those trains came through Clapham Junction, which I believe, is still the busiest station/junction in the world.

[@ds1868]

@@datboi04 since its Europe everything else doesn't matter.

[@owentoller5280]

@@theaccountant1295 Waterloo is busiest in terms of passenger numbers but I believe that Clapham Junction is busiest in terms of most trains (it includes half the trains from Victoria too). Of course some trains don't stop there.

[@denelson83]

I see the signaller gave permission for a danger signal to be passed, due to a track circuit failure. Hopefully Network Rail was notified of the failure and sent out a crew to fix it.

[@DieyoungDiefast]

That was probably the rep[air crew the other side of the tunnel by the junction box with the door open.

[@lescalverley8335]

Off course Network Rail new about it. It was one of their signallers that gave the authority to pass the signal at danger.

[@Spookieham]

You can see the crew otherwise of the tunnel at the lineside cabinet.

[@dukenukem5768]

A crew was fixing it - the "Orange Army" guys @52:45 . Network rail did not need to be notified by then - they operate the signalling and it was them he was getting directions from them on the phone.

[@Cristiano7-x5b]

I live in Winchester which is a stop in this video and mad I’ve never seen the perspective of the driver 😂... I mean obviously haven’t but it’s cool to see

[@paulmark63]

Brilliant ride

Thanks!

[@Isochest]

I remember crawling out through Vauxhall to Clapham Junction back in 1979. I take it BR/Railtrack/NR upgraded the substations?

[@jonathanphelan6627]

any videos of the route between Southampton & Weymouth ?

[@johnfromengland2620]

Yes; search "cab view Southampton to Weymouth".