Standing at Barbican having been turned off a Plaistow which was now
terminating at Moorgate, the platform indicator displayed

1. Moorgate
All trains go to Liverpool Street

I have noticed this scrolling display before at Kings Cross and wondered
how they get away with it when a number of trains turn at Moorgate.
--
John Alexander,

I have noticed this scrolling display before at Kings Cross and wondered
how they get away with it when a number of trains turn at Moorgate.

And on a not very related note at all really, I wonder why on the Piccadilly
Line at Finsbury Park the station signage refers to the 'southbound'
platform while the display on the platform calls it 'westbound'.

"Graham J" wrote in message
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I wonder why on the Piccadilly Line at Finsbury Park
the station signage refers to the 'southbound' platform
while the display on the platform calls it 'westbound'.

Because the Piccadilly Line has an elbow at Holborn, and LU can't tell their

"Graham J" wrote in message ...
I have noticed this scrolling display before at Kings Cross and wondered
how they get away with it when a number of trains turn at Moorgate.

And on a not very related note at all really, I wonder why on the Piccadilly
Line at Finsbury Park the station signage refers to the 'southbound'
platform while the display on the platform calls it 'westbound'.

Because at some point in the last 10 years (I forget exactly when) LU
decided to standardise the directions on the picc. So a train is either
eastbound or westbound regardless of the fact that everyone knows that north
of holborn, and acton town to rayners they're actually going north - south.
It also leads to the absurd situation at cockfosters that trains going to
oakwood which is actually to the east are called westbound.
I'm not sure if this stupid idea (probably thought up but some half witted
manager with nothing else to do with his time) has spread to other lines but I
wouldn't be surprised.

B2003