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Destination Board Codes for Portsmouth Direct Line - London Waterloo to Portsmouth Harbour

By Oxalin

This guide lists all the different destination board codes for the EMUs included with the NEW Portsmouth Direct Line: London Waterloo - Portsmouth Harbour. These are the BR Classes 444, 450, 455, 377. (Created after I was unable to find any documentation already, so went through and listed each one myself).

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Guide Index

Overview

BR Class 377 - Southern (AI Trains Only)

BR Class 455 - South West Trains

BR Class 444 and BR Class 450 - South West Trains

Comments

BR Class 377 - Southern (AI Trains Only)

These trains use the same destination codes as found in the London to Brighton Main Line Manual. This manual can be found either:

File path (if you own London to Brighton), replace EN with language of choice: /Steam/steamapps/common/RailWorks/Manuals/EN/London to Brighton Main Line
From the London to Brighton Main Line Steam Store Page https://steamhost.cn/app/208280/Train_Simulator_London_to_Brighton_Route_AddOn/ Scroll down a little and a link saying "view the manual" will be on the right of the page. (Near the top if using the app)

BR Class 455 - South West Trains

These trains use the same destination codes as found in the Thomson Interactive Class 455 Manual. These are not the same as the destination codes in the Southern Class 455/8 Manual! As this manual does not appear to be available on the Steam Store Page before buying the product, I will add the destination codes here.

BR Class 444 and BR Class 450 - South West Trains

Information

Both the Class 444 and Class 450 have a completely new destination list, which is the same for both trains. The destination can only be set on the end coaches of a 5 car unit for the Class 444 or the end coaches of the 4 car unit for the Class 450.

Each coach, when double clicked, will display a 13-digit code in the form UUUUUUXXXXXDD. The first six digits are the unit number, the following five are the carriage number, then the final two are the destination number. I have listed the allowed numbers, with their appropriate destinations, below.

It is important to note that the destination shown is that which will show on the side display of the unit, not the front display, which tends to shorten the destination (For Example, removing "Fast Service" or "Stopping Service"). These images demonstrate the difference between a front and side display respectively.

List of Destinations Available

01 - Aldershot
02 - Alton
03 - Ascot
04 - Ascot via Aldershot
05 - Basingstoke
06 - Basingstoke Stopping Service
07 - Bournemouth
08 - Bournemouth Fast Service
09 - Bournemouth Stopping Service
10 - Branksome
11 - Brighton
12 - Brockenhurst
13 - Clapham Junction
14 - Dorking
15 - Eastleigh
16 - Fareham
17 - Farnborough
18 - Farnham
19 - Fratton
20 - Fratton Stopping Service
21 - Guildford
22 - Guildford via Aldershot
23 - Haslemere
24 - Havant
25 - Hounslow via Brentford
26 - Hounslow via Richmond
27 - London Waterloo
28 - London Waterloo Fast Service
29 - London Waterloo Stopping Service
30 - London Waterloo via Basingstoke
31 - London Waterloo via Brentford
32 - London Waterloo via Hounslow
33 - London Waterloo via Richmond
34 - London Waterloo via Surbiton
35 - London Waterloo via Winchester
36 - Lymington Pier
37 - Poole
38 - Poole Fast Service
39 - Poole Stopping Service
40 - Portsmouth Harbour
41 - Portsmouth Harbour Fast Service
42 - Portsmouth Harbour Stopping Service
43 - Portsmouth Harbour via Basingstoke
44 - Portsmouth & Southsea
45 - Portsmouth & Southsea Fast Service
46 - Portsmouth & Southsea Stopping Service
47 - Portsmouth & Southsea via Basingstoke
48 - Reading
49 - Richmond
50 - Richmond via Hounslow
51 - Shepperton
52 - Southampton Central
53 - Southampton Central Fast Service
54 - Southampton Central Stopping Service
55 - Staines
56 - Staines via Hounslow
57 - Surbiton
58 - Virginia Water
59 - Wareham
60 - Weybridge
61 - Weybridge via Hounslow
62 - Weymouth
63 - Weymouth Fast Service
64 - Weymouth Stopping Service
65 - Winchester
66 - Windsor & Eton Riverside
67 - Woking
68 - SWT
69 - Sorry, Not in Service
70 - Empty to Depot
71 - Special
72 - Chessington South
73 - Brockenhurst Stopping Service
74 - Epsom

23 Comments

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MisterSir 1 Jan @ 2:26pm

Ah okay thanks. I was thinking they might be route numbers, like with buses.

Oxalin [author] 30 Dec, 2024 @ 4:16pm

@MisterSir I believe they're old BR Southern Region two-digit headcodes. On older units they were displayed on the front instead of a destination, so were well known among the public. With the 455s they were still displayed, but alongside a destination. The routes numbers varied over the years, and I don't know what most of them are, so I've typically just used random ones rather than with any accuracy.

MisterSir 30 Dec, 2024 @ 12:05pm

Hi, I'm not all that familiar with UK railways sorry, what do the numbers on the 455 destination board mean?

Oxalin [author] 20 Sep, 2020 @ 5:26am

I'll admit, I've just tried that and it didn't work for me either, but I've checked and it is definitely included as controls in the Southampton - Bournemouth manual, so I'm not too sure...

rm2406 20 Sep, 2020 @ 3:10am

@Oxalin The destination boards for Southampton to Bournemouth should work the same as detailed above for the PDL:
When in the scenario editor, double click the train to bring up the consist details, and change the last two digits of the number to the corresponding value above for the destination you want.
When in game, the controls are Ctrl+5 and Ctrl+6 to cycle destinations. That didnt work

Oxalin [author] 11 Sep, 2020 @ 12:55pm

@kaismalique
Which part didn't work?

rm2406 11 Sep, 2020 @ 6:18am

Uh i tried that it wont work

rm2406 11 Sep, 2020 @ 5:57am

Ok thank You

Oxalin [author] 9 Sep, 2020 @ 3:45pm

@kaismalique The destination boards for Southampton to Bournemouth should work the same as detailed above for the PDL:
When in the scenario editor, double click the train to bring up the consist details, and change the last two digits of the number to the corresponding value above for the destination you want.
When in game, the controls are Ctrl+5 and Ctrl+6 to cycle destinations.

rm2406 9 Sep, 2020 @ 10:19am

oh I have the Southampton - Bournemounth Route plz find it and help me if u can thx so much

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