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My data feeds contain road and rail pictures and it was struck me that both industries classify vehicles using 5 digits. From these brief snippets, can you tell me which were trains and which were buses? 

32292 seen near Lawrence Weston
33801 has now received the branding for 38/48a/49
37099 254 0Z37 Barrow Hill LIP Derby RTC
37510 working 5V78 from Long Marston to Cardiff Canton
39138 (SN62AWR) in it's new Bath City livery
39418 at Bristol Parkway
43048 bound for preservation
43060 Entering Derby
43066 at Loughborough
45562 Alberta powering towards Kirkby Stephen
57602 heads east through Totnes
58040 with a MGR around Shirebrook.
60007 applies the power on the climb towards Cracoe
66087 was bringing 6Z41 Moreton - Small Heath stone out of Hereford
66564 at Swindon today
66725 seen in Portishead (Nore Road)
66726 (WX54XDK) working the D1 dupe to Bath - 2/11/20
66847 6C41 1857 St Budeaux Victoria Road to Westbury
70017 hauls a heavily laden VSTP 6Z41
70807 passes Dawlish Warren

The funny thing is, 66725 is a train -

(https://www.mainlinediesels.net/images/basic/emd_20058765003_58.jpg)

- but there's no way that was seen on Nore Road in Portishead.  ;D

"32292 seen near Lawrence Weston".  My first thought was that it must be a bus but it depends what is meant by "near".  The Henbury loop line goes some way north of Lawrence Weston, closer to Hallen really.  I know the area as I used to live half a minute's walk from the nearby Blaise Castle Estate for twenty something years.

Well, 32292 is indeed a bus:

(https://mytransportgallery.1g.fi/kuvat/Transportation/Buses%20&%20Coaches/United%20Kingdom/F/First%20Group%20plc/32000/32292%20(WR03ZBD).jpg?img=img2048)

 :)

43048, however, is definitely a train: https://www.125group.org.uk/our-fleet/43048-hst-power-car/

(https://i0.wp.com/www.125group.org.uk/wp-content/uploads/2016/11/43048-TCB-Miller-MBE.png?resize=300%2C184&ssl=1)

As someone who can never get anywhere near solving Grahame's "extract from timetables" quizes, I'l  have a go at this one instead, and suggest that in addition to the ones identified by Chris and Johnneyw above, the busses are 33801, 39138, 39418 and 66726.

As to the other 66725, let's hope one day that it (or a sister loco) gets there hauling an engineering train on the final stages of reinstatement works!

Living at the top end of Nore Road, Portishead, would I love to see a tram train from the old station, come up Nore Road, turn right, along the coast road, go through a tunnel at Walton on Gordano, (running across the golf course!), into East Clevedon, along Old Street, Old Church, to Salthouse Fields and on into Weston along the route of the WC&P.
I think Santa may have other ideas.

37099 is a train:

(https://preview.redd.it/ic5n9755kuh61.jpg?width=1080&crop=smart&auto=webp&s=f75720730dc0c86602807242973ef4bce8296efa)

 ;)

... while 37510 is a train:

(https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/49474570272_f9d99f357b_b.jpg)

and is also a bus:

(https://photos.smugmug.com/Photographs-sorted-by-Date/2018/20180721-The-Last-Zap-Sheffield-Tram-Rep-Tramlines-Festival/i-sCpMn9g/0/LbPH49sqH4DwhTBj4hHrBVj4XGZNPnBrXH3XWrx7g/XL/First%20South%20Yorkshire%2037510%20YN58ESF%20Waingate%2C%20Sheffield-XL.jpg)

 ;D

Hopefully, 43060 is going to be identified as a train:

(https://live.staticflickr.com/3860/33323835226_f8feea46e7_b.jpg)

 ;)

... as is 43066:

(https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/49678480103_84713b2ffa_b.jpg)

 ;D

45562 is clearly a train:

(https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/4/43/45562_Alberta_in_Sowerby_Bridge.jpg/800px-45562_Alberta_in_Sowerby_Bridge.jpg)

 ;)

Although currently withdrawn from passenger service and SORNed.

Thanks for that update, JayMac.  Somewhat surprising - it seemed to be a fairly modern and roadworthy vehicle, in the image I posted.  ::)

Moving on - 57602 is another train:

(https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/8/80/57602.jpg/800px-57602.jpg)

 :)

Hmmm. ::)

58040 is an interesting one.  It could be that train:

(https://railsofsheffield.com/cdn/shop/files/31-743A_7cc8bf26-5888-4afd-aaf8-39f7c2d2ea46.jpg?v=1730906399)

... or it could be this one:

(https://i.redd.it/k5qlmh822xw71.jpg)

Either way, it's not a bus.  ;)

03 plate, so 21 years old.

60007 is certainly a train:

(https://www.sirnigelgresley.org.uk/new-pics/112mph-1a.jpg)

 ;D

... as is 66087:

(https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/8/83/66087_at_Didcot.jpg/1200px-66087_at_Didcot.jpg)

 ;)

Could it be this locomotive? (https://www.rail-online.co.uk/img/s/v-10/p103594879-3.jpg)  ;D  ;D

From Wikipedia

70017   Arrow   built at Crewe   June 1951 - October 1966   Withdrawn as a result of damage incurred on 30 July 1966 in a collision with a goods train near Carlisle.

66564 is another train:

(https://www.railwayherald.com/images/ic/750/3/30/309/309983.jpg)

 ;)

At least when the new class 99 freight locomotives are introduced next year they shouldn't be confused with the last "99's", they were considerably heavier and they floated!
I don't believe the ships physically had the number on them it was just an allocation they were given in the TOPS system.

66847 is yet another train:

(https://www.railwayherald.com/images/ic/750/6/68/682/682963.jpg)

 ;)

And finally, 70807 is also a train:

(https://wmbusphotos.com/Trains/class70/70807.140708.jpg)

That's all, folks: we have now identified everything in grahame's list.  ;D