On Jan 2, 9:23*pm, Jarle H Knudsen wrote:

most evenings and weekends.

There are no southbound trains?

Not at the times referred to no.

SB arrivals and NB departures only.

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Nick

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D7666 writes
... and any passenger seeing those signs has actually already passed
the indicator displaying specific platform information ... there are
no other entrances on to the platforms than via the ground level
barrier line, and the indicators are right there.

That's only true when the indicators are actually working (and often
they are not).


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Clive Page

On Jan 3, 9:46*am, Clive Page wrote:
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D7666 writes

... and any passenger seeing those signs has actually already passed
the indicator displaying specific platform information ... there are
no other entrances on to the platforms than via the ground level
barrier line, and the indicators are right there.

That's only true when the indicators are actually working (and often
they are not).

If the indicators aren't working, you don't know which platform to go
for anyway, or where any northbound train you find is going, so
there's a bigger problem.

Proper use of of the variable displays is the answer. For some reason
the railways do have a tendency to use electronic screens for fixed
information and fixed signs for variable information.