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On Wed, 16 Jun 2010, Richard J. wrote:
Roland Perry wrote on 16 June 2010 22:55:22 ... In , at 18:05:54 on Tue, 15 Jun 2010, Graham Harrison remarked: I have another question. In the rules of the route do they quote the available/useable length or the actual length? After all, some stations in some parts of the country have parts of their platforms fenced off. I'm not familiar with the ROTR deliverables, so can't say. One easy spot-check would Loughborough - where not only is the southern end of both main platform "out of bounds" as a result of a low bridge, but the far northern end of the up platform also is also barred (using those triangular wooden anti-pedestrian bars you normally see at level crossings). From the 2010 Rules of the Plan: Loughborough Platform 1 110 m Reduced availability due to safety risks Platform 2 107 m Reduced availability due to safety risks Platform 3 58 m Can *only* accomadate [sic] 5 cars or less How could you get 5 cars into a 58-metre platform? Sideways. tom -- an expertly crafted mix of practical decision-making and drunken shouting |
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