In article ,
martin wrote:
On Dec 1, 6:13*pm, Paul Corfield wrote:
That's nothing - there was a new service that was suspended this
morning. One from New Cross to West Croydon. I wasn't aware that a new
line had been built from the South Eastern network to Croydon. Fast
work!

Well, they were perfectly correct in saying there were no services
running from New Cross to West Croydon...

Is there any possibility that if you board a London Overground service
at New Cross bound for Dalston Junction, it might then become a West
Croydon service (and you might be able to stay on)?

-roy

"Roy Badami" wrote
martin wrote:
Paul Corfield wrote:
That's nothing - there was a new service that was suspended this
morning. One from New Cross to West Croydon. I wasn't aware that a new
line had been built from the South Eastern network to Croydon. Fast
work!

Well, they were perfectly correct in saying there were no services running
from New Cross to West Croydon...

Is there any possibility that if you board a London Overground service at
New Cross bound for Dalston Junction, it might then become a West Croydon
service (and you might be able to stay on)?

I suppose it could happen if services are disrupted, but I think the current
normal pattern is for the New Cross service to be self-contained. It's the
West Croydons and Crystal Palaces that interwork.

On 01/12/2010 20:57, Roy Badami wrote:

Is there any possibility that if you board a London Overground service
at New Cross bound for Dalston Junction, it might then become a West
Croydon service (and you might be able to stay on)?


To do that, it would have to reverse at Surrey Quays, which seems rather
unlikely.

--
John Ray