Class 122 DMU images identified by Vehicle No.
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55012
15th August 1996
Loadhaul route-learning GRC&W bubble car 55012 at Harmby on August 15, 1996. John Carter.
15th August 1996
Loadhaul liveried Class 122 55012 at Long Lane on 15/8/96. John Carter.
Unknown Date
Loadhaul Class 122 route learner 55012 at Lincoln (Central), date unknown. Glyn Weigh.
circa 1997
Loadhaul route learner 55012 seen at Bingley circa 1997. Robert Forsythe.
16th March 1997
Class 122 55012 is seen at Thornaby in LoadHaul livery in use as a route learning car on 16.03.1997. It was officially renumbered 977941 but always carried 55012. Andy Cole.
29th April 1997
Class 122 55012 is seen passing Washwood Heath in LoadHaul livery on 29.04.1997. Andy Cole.
19th May 1997
Class 122 55012 is seen in LoadHaul livery route learning past Washwood Heath on 19.05.1997. Andy Cole.
3rd October 1997
The Load Haul Class 122 route learning car 55012 at Gascoigne Wood (Selby) on 3.10.97. George Woods.
3rd October 1997
The Load Haul Class 122 route learning car 55012 at Gascoigne Wood (Selby) on 3.10.97. George Woods.
1998
The Loadhaul route learning Class 122 is seen at Cambridge in 1998. John Law.
27th December 1998
Loadhaul 55012 in Thornaby on December 27, 1998. John Carter.
May 1999
Loadhaul liveried route trainer 55012 at Derby in May 1999. Ian Buck.
18th May 1999
This class 122 DMU passed from British Rail (Loadhaul) ownership into the privatisation era with EWS as it was part of the Loadhaul Freight portfolio when the three stand along freight companies were sold to EWS. It had not yet been allocated a departmental number in the TDB 977xxx range and ran around with its revenue fleet number 55012 instead. Records of its 'departmental' use at the Rolling Stock Records Library eventually caught up with it in April 2004 when it was allocated number 977941, but by then it was already out of use so the number was never applied. It also got allocated a TOPS set number for a while as 122 012 but that too was never carried either. 55012 was allocated to Thornaby depot on Teesside, its main use being as a driver route learning saloon. It is seen here in that use heading north along the down goods line between Chesterfield station and Tapton Junction on May 18, 1999. Adrian Nicholls.
1st June 1999
The Loadhaul route learning bubble 55012 at Knottingley on 1 June 1999. Robert Thomas.
1st June 1999
The Loadhaul route learning bubble 55012 at Knottingley on 1 June 1999. Robert Thomas.
1st August 1999
Loadhaul Class 122 55012 at Knottingley on August 1st, 1999. Rex Holt.
1st August 1999
Loadhaul Class 122 55012 at Knottingley on August 1st, 1999. Rex Holt.
9th August 1999
Class 122 55012 is seen stabled at Knottingley in LoadHaul colours on 09.08.1999. Andy Cole.
March 2004
The interior of 55012 (977941) at Thornaby in March 2004. This is the non-brake end, much of the original paneling and lights remain, but much of the cab bulkhead has been cut away, and two extra small lights fitted just in front. Chris Lings.
March 2004
The brake van end of 55012 (977941) at Thornaby in March 2004. Chris Lings.