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Very brave of you film from that angle.

Dang that rlly is loud

Do you know when the dragged 465s gonner go through Stevenage again? 27:09

Hi adamas

It is a bullet train?🚈

100mph is the fastest they operate, they don't go 110

We never usually see a 222 going top speed as we mainly go to Nottingham, where they terminate, so it is to nice to see the full potential of the trains

I love

Missed the opportunity to say, "You'll be going nowhere"

Nice

Mega fast

Fantastic

I feel like this train going at 140MPH

2x feels like super speed

Reasons why the class 222 shouldn’t been removed from EMR

Great Video Adam

Do you have instagram

wait there is a 4 car 222?

Harlington is a good place for top speed on northbound trains, we used to go through there on the Tartan Arrow intermodal freightliner at 100mph with a good class 47.

Thats 100mph

I've noticed that the title has been changed. The title originally said 128mph.

Nice

Sped up…

Nice video

Nice

Cool

Cool

Wow thats fast

Well it only took them nearly 8 years, but good to see that the repaint seems (almost) complete!

What service is this? Cross country???

my god he was zooming

0:10 sounds like hong kong MLR

The train can technically operate above the limit. It’s the TPWS (train protection warning system) grid overspeed sensor that will activate an emergency brake demand on the train if operating above a limit. For example. My train has a maximum of 75mph. If im going 85mph on a 90mph section, i will be able to continue. But the OTMR (on train monitoring recorder) will send a warning to the train maintenance that it has been operating 10mph above the maximum speed, and the driver will be in a deep world of trouble. If i was going 60mph in a 50mph zone, the TPWS overspeed sensor times when a train passes 2 sensors on the track. If its at a certain speed above it, the train will activate a TPWS brake demand, and again, driver will be in a whole world of trouble.

This is a great little video, I'd no idea the UK was producing speed of this sort?.. Note also this is the Harlington Railway Station, Nr Dunstable, UK not Hayes and Harlington Railway Station Middlesex, I got my hopes up, but I've lived in Western Australia the last 50 years so I'm about as out of touch as you can get ;) Best wishes everybody :)

Harlington?

This is Near the Place where i live!

This will be on Tsw4 soon

They are very fast.

How terrifying was this to film?

Looks like this is coming to Train Sim World soon.

700 that fast wow

Now that's Fizzzzy!!!!!!

Greater Anglia is So Much better than the Elizabeth line it has 8 Coches

Nice

How do you get the wide camera shot like that

How did you get on to he fast platform

Wow, that wasn't hanging around was it? Never seen a train pass through at 125mph before because my local station only has a 80mph pass-through speed limit. Still, good that we have high speed services in the UK!

Imagine at mid night they would go way faster

My Favorite Class 345 Coach is 345 055

In the last days before the first Covid lockdown, I was on a Mk4 set heading North that was consistently showing on my GPS&GLONASS device as 131mph. Back in BR days we used to time trains between the mileposts, calculated an HST at 135mph once and a 91&Mk4 set at 140mph down Stoke Bank. I guess the signalling system wasn't capable of catching out speeding drivers back then. The fastest a class 91 has gone in testing with a shortened 5+DVT is 162mph.