Nursling and Redbridge - Wednesday 23rd October 2024

 

Nursling and Redbridge Visit

Wednesday 23rd October 2024 saw a visit to Nursling Industrial Estate and Redbridge Railway Station. A selection of trucks and trains were observed.


Synergy - Volvo FH - GN23 ZYW.


DAF XF - YX16 NUU.


Boughey - Volvo FH - PN72 HJG.


Culina - Mercedes-Benz Actros L - GN72 YMR.


Mack - DAF XF - Vx67 AEC.


Meachers - Mercedes-Benz Actros L - HN23 YDK.


S&G Transport - Scania R Series - Y25 SGT.


Tesco - Mercedes-Benz Actros - YN69 RCZ.


Maritime - Volvo FH - KY22 FRR.


MAN TGX - WU24 FHT.


SiG - DAF CF - YN16 VTX.


Abacus Logistics - MAN TGX - WP72 AYH.


BMB Logistics - Mercedes-Benz Actros - NJ72 BDZ.


Fatso - Scania G320 - AB16 RUN.


ATL Haulage Contractors - Volvo FH - GN22 YVB.


Culina - DAF XF - PN73 FPT.


Meachers - DAF XF - HY22 CEO.


RCH European Transport Limited - Volvo FH - RH54 OFH.


Cormar - DAF LF - PK68 DUY.


Maritime - Volvo FH - KY22 FLC.


AAlco - DAF LF - BL23 NLG.


Meachers- Volvo FH - GN73 ZXJ.
 

Gregory - DAF LF - HY70 BWM.


Port Xpress - MAN TGX - EX73 FPJ.


Maritime - Volvo FH - KY21 GVA.


PW Gates - DAF XF - EY20 LOF.


SWR (in semi SWT livery) - 158884 approaching a railway crossing in Nursling.


SWR (in semi SWT livery) - 158884 departing a railway crossing in Nursling.


GWR - 158747 approaching a railway crossing in Nursling.


GWR - 158766 departing a railway crossing in Nursling.


SWR - 158888 approaching a railway crossing in Nursling.


SWR - 158888 departing a railway crossing in Nursling.


SWR - 444040 at Redbridge Railway Station.


SWR - 444007 at Redbridge Railway Station.


GWR - 158771 Redbridge Railway Station.


GWR - 158749 Redbridge Railway Station.


SWR - 444014 approaching Redbridge Railway Station. 


SWR - 444005 at Redbridge Railway Station.


SWR - 450065 approaching Redbridge Railway Station.


SWR - 450065 at Redbridge Railway Station.


GWR - 165108 at Redbridge Railway Station.


GWR - 165108 approaching Redbridge Railway Station.


SWR - 158887 at Redbridge Railway Station.


SWR - 158887 at Redbridge Railway Station.


Network Rail Leaf Blower Unit passing Redbridge Railway Station.


Network Rail Leaf Blower Unit passing Redbridge Railway Station.


SWR - 450039 at Redbridge Railway Station.


SWR - 444035 at Redbridge Railway Station.


SWR - 158888 approaching Redbridge Railway Station.


SWR - 158888 at Redbridge Railway Station.


Freightliner 70016 at Redbridge Railway Station.


Freightliner 70016 at Redbridge Railway Station.


SWR - 444033 approaching Redbridge Railway Station.


SWR - 450066 at Redbridge Railway Station.

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