It looks like one of the Manchester "Binliner" workings, going by the blue coloured containers. Probably hauled by a Freightliner 66.
Odd combo with a 153 coupled to a 170 going through Longbridge. https://maps.google.co.uk/?ll=52.39...d=efz59pi5pF9Lsinq7OUoLw&cbp=12,79.64,,0,4.54
It's only a pair of 170/6s during the morning peak. The units go onto Tyseley afterwards, detach, and one of the 170/6s comes back out with a 153 for the rest of the day on the Snow Hills.Not sure about the workings out of Moor Street, the one 153/170 combo that used to work on that side was a pair of 170/6 last time I looked....
You can be at Taunton and only see the train you're on...It's only a pair of 170/6s during the morning peak. The units go onto Tyseley afterwards, detach, and one of the 170/6s comes back out with a 153 for the rest of the day on the Snow Hills.
It definitely looks that way... though I would've thought if it had run through buffers it would show at least some sign of damage or be skewed away from straight. Is that road perhaps where they load/unload units from road trailers?Not Street View but looking on Satellite image think Derby TMD, a DMU has overshot the buffers. https://maps.google.co.uk/?ll=52.913224,-1.460811&spn=0.000591,0.00142&t=h&z=20
It definitely looks that way... though I would've thought if it had run through buffers it would show at least some sign of damage or be skewed away from straight. Is that road perhaps where they load/unload units from road trailers?