Where to see Class 150, 153, 155 or 156 DMU
Train types are inferred from timetable planning data. The train used on the day may differ.
The total counts schedule records in the stored timetable, including variants. It is not a daily train count. Location, hour and weekday breakdowns use permanent schedules; one schedule can contribute at several locations and on several weekdays.
Hourly figures count timetable location entries, including passing points. There is no calendar-date reporting window: these breakdowns do not resolve daily cancellations, short-term changes or whether a conditional service runs. The feed does not provide a timetable refresh timestamp.
At a glance
Locations in the timetable
Railway locations where this class appears most often in permanent schedules. A timetable location can be a junction or other operational point; inclusion does not establish public access.
When it runs
Timetable location entries by hour of day, across every location this class serves. It's busiest around 18:00.
Which days
- Monday7,298 schedule records
- Tuesday7,349 schedule records
- Wednesday7,359 schedule records
- Thursday7,374 schedule records
- Friday7,365 schedule records
- Saturday7,248 schedule records
- Sunday3,824 schedule records
Who runs it
- Northern7,109 schedule records
- Transport for Wales3,998 schedule records
- Great Western Railway2,281 schedule records
- ScotRail1,419 schedule records
- West Midlands Railway1,350 schedule records
- East Midlands Railway239 schedule records
- GB Railfreight141 schedule records
- South Western Railway8 schedule records
Related classes
Use a location’s dated timetable for a particular day. Planned train types and operators are not confirmed allocations.

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