Re: Cross country on Camp Hill line?
Von: allan tracy (thunderbird57303@hotmail.com) [Profil]
Datum: 23.07.2008 23:09
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Newsgroup: uk.railway
Datum: 23.07.2008 23:09
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> > Can someone enlighten me as to why it goes this way - I though New Street > was really congested so it would have made more sense to go in at one end > and reverse out again. > > Is it to keep up route knowledge? To avoid running the service in reve rse > formation? To introduce slack in the timetable (to give the option of > running into the west to catch up if late)? > Most XC trains are booked via University (preferred) but some are still booked via Camp Hill and, in any case, that route is always available if say you were running early / late. > Despite getting checked several times on the approach to New Street we > still arrived 20 mins before departure time which makes me think it was a > deliberate diversion. > That's the sort of slack that has to be built into the XC timetable to ensure reliability - so we're told - the Camp Hill route doesn't take any less time.[ Auf dieses Posting antworten ]
Antworten
- darkprince66 (24.07.2008 00:01)
- allan tracy (24.07.2008 14:28)
- Jonathan Morton (24.07.2008 23:32)
- Paul Scott (29.07.2008 00:28)
- allan tracy (29.07.2008 15:28)
- Chris Johns (29.07.2008 15:42)
- Graham Murray (29.07.2008 23:35)
- Paul Scott (29.07.2008 15:48)
- Jonathan Morton (29.07.2008 23:34)
