I also heard most of southeastern train drivers are driving the class 700 instead really of the class 465 and class 375 which is really sad to be honest
Southeastern services to Victoria, Charing Cross and Cannon Street are still 375, 376, 377, 465 and 466. It is only the parts of routes taken over by Thameslink that have 700s. Sevenoaks to Blackfriars has been 700s for a while. Was 319s before that since about 2009. Bromley South now has 4 700s in each direction per hour. It used to be just 2.
376s are only on inner suburban services on the lines to Charing Cross and Cannon Street where the stations have 10 car platforms. Hastings and Tunbridge Wells are 465/9, 375 or 377.
nice vid i really enjoyed this.
Great video!
465/466 combinations I love it lol
Wow the class 700 have really just taken over southeastern services and trains
Nice video Per usual!
Rather eccentric extrovert train dispatcher at 17:07!
I also heard most of southeastern train drivers are driving the class 700 instead really of the class 465 and class 375 which is really sad to be honest
Southeastern services to Victoria, Charing Cross and Cannon Street are still 375, 376, 377, 465 and 466. It is only the parts of routes taken over by Thameslink that have 700s. Sevenoaks to Blackfriars has been 700s for a while. Was 319s before that since about 2009. Bromley South now has 4 700s in each direction per hour. It used to be just 2.
@@BoogiesTrains 376s are usually on Hastings/Tunbridge wells services?
376s are only on inner suburban services on the lines to Charing Cross and Cannon Street where the stations have 10 car platforms. Hastings and Tunbridge Wells are 465/9, 375 or 377.