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November 26th 14, 06:32 PM posted to uk.transport.london
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Overground speed - or lack thereof
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(Roland Perry)
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In message , at
14:22:25 on Wed, 26 Nov 2014, David Cantrell
remarked:
Short platform lengths at some stations limit
future lengthening.
I don't understand this. Are people really too ****ing stupid to
understand announcements like "passengers for Some Station must travel
in the front four carriages"? Cos those work just fine elsewhere on the
rail network.
With ungangwayed 4-car units it's not always obvious which one you
are in without getting out and having a look. I've even been on an
8-car (double 4-car) unit with a through gangway which was about to
arrive at a splitting station and just to confuse everyone they'd
already locked and closed the gangway.
I presume that is why the PIS on some 377s says which coach one is in.
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