English: Reedham station photo-survey (3) National Express class 170 diesel unit 170206 on a Norwich-Lowestoft service departing from Reedham railway station. The train has just passed under the road bridge which spans the station. The upper quadrant semaphore signal (its arm raised to the clear or 'off' position) is on a short post to ensure its visibility is not obscured by the bridge (compare with the height of the signal post to the right of the train).

Reedham station is on the ex-Great Eastern Rly route from Norwich to Lowestoft and is situated roughly mid-way between the two towns. The station has two platforms, one for up (Norwich-bound) traffic and one for down (Yarmouth and Lowestoft) traffic. The majority of passenger services are operated by National Express.

Half-a-mile east of the station is Reedham Junction; a single track route branches northeast to Yarmouth and the double track route continues southeast to Lowestoft. The junction is controlled by a traditional lever-frame signal box between the station and the junction itself.