Trains at Burgess Hill

[@nathansrailwayphotography8125]

Great video

[@thetransporthub]

Thanks!

[@tomtoon2014]

@ 3:00 is that a new southern livery for first class?

[@thetransporthub]

sort of, it is the 377/6 and /7 variant of first class. The other sub-classes still have the 'old' style livery

[@London-f7l]

One I've have noticed about the class 377/6 is that their first class seats are only at the front of the train is only able to fit 8 people but I've seen on the class 377/7 that the first class area is a bit larger.

[@thomasnorton2679]

most wonderful film, can I request you film at Tilehurst, Hitchin, Flitwick, Long Buckby and or Broxbourne please?

[@thetransporthub]

+Thomas Norton I shall add them to my to do list, but the videos might not be uploaded for a while as I have a large backlog of videos

[@London-f7l]

I don't even think 377/6 even have first class cause they were probably gonna replace the 455 but I don't think they have finished building it yet so there using the other 377s

[@thetransporthub]

They do have 1st Class in one of the driving cars

[@MrGriser]

You've changed your theme music once again how often do you do that? Also you got a 377/6 on a Thameslink service and why did that earlier 377 have it's front door open that's a bit dangerous at speed.

[@thetransporthub]

There isn't a schedule for changing the music, it just normally changes when I update the endscreen. As for the 377, now Southern and Thameslink are the same company they often swap around the trains (hence the red 387s on Thameslink services). The train I left Burgess Hill on was announced on the platform (and on RealTime Trains) as a Thameslink service to London Bridge, but it was formed of a Southern 377 and a Thameslink one. Then just to add to it the train announcements said it was a Southern service! so who knows! As for the open door, that's up to the driver.