Trains at Stevenage, ECML - 5/12/20

Welcome to the latest episode of Big Trip. Today I am at Stevenage on the East Coast Main Line. Services are seen by LNER, Govia Thameslink Railway, Grand Central and Hull Trains.
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[@RobsPublicTransportVideos]

Awesome Video Bud :) Great Capture of the Good Ol' 56 and RHTT stands for Rail Head Treatment Train.

[@KTVTransport]

Thank you Rob! 😀

[@ItsAllAboutTheJourney]

RHTT stands for Rail Head Treatment Train. Great to see some videos again from lines local to me :)

[@KTVTransport]

Correct! Glad you enjoyed! 😀

[@ItsAllAboutTheJourney]

@@KTVTransport Also, a good way to get the numbers off the 180s is from the last two digits of the carriage number as it goes past, eg 59907 = 180107, but these numbers are only on one side of the train...

[@ironmantrains]

Awesome video mate! And the fact that you were under an aeroplane flight path! The answer to the question is Rail Head Treatment Train, basically gets leaves off the track. Also, around 16:47, I went on a service with the same calling pattern from Grantham and it was a HST, it was nearly 3 years ago run by Virgin East Coast.

[@KTVTransport]

Thank you bud! Correct answer too!

[@jacksonhughes6409]

RHTT . Rail Head Treatment Train and it sprays air onto the track to brush away leaves and other small objects off the track to keep delays down.

[@speedbird2064]

Rhtt rail head treatment train which degreases the rails.

[@KTVTransport]

Correct both of you.

[@JacobsTrainVideos]

Great video Kieran! The answer is RHTT which means Rail Head Treatment Train its sprays water at high pressure on the the tracks to get rid of any tiny fragments of leaves that have fallen onto the tracks that have been crushed by passing trains.

[@KTVTransport]

Thank you bud! Correct, it is RHTT. :)

[@josephford6015]

Happy new year

[@KTVTransport]

Happy New Year 😀

[@bb-3653]

Where you from man, your accent is nice. What part of he uk anyway, I barely hear the accent , ever LOL.

[@bb-3653]

Barely any greater northern Express trains (365/387s) services stop here because of thameslink lmao

[@benjamin12999]

Benjamin watching

[@KTVTransport]

Enjoy! 😀

[@arnoldspottingvideos5269]

The Answer in the video: The RHTT stand for Rail Head Treatment Trains

[@KTVTransport]

Correct!

[@GATrains321]

Can I have discord link

[@GATrains321]

I am 14 years of age

[@KTVTransport]

Yes

[@GATrains321]

Thank you

[@KTVTransport]

Kicked you by mistake bud, here's the link again

[@KTVTransport]

discord.gg/jsZSKMCs