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"neill" wrote in message
... I've been on SW Trains journey over the LT line onto the Richmond line at Clapham Junction within the last few years. This was becuause of engineering works on the mainline. IIRC a connection between the two Network Rail lines into Clapham Jct is kept in case they need to get a crane around the scene of a rail crash in order to aid recvovery. Access for emergencies may well be a secondary use, but the main use is to allow down trains to access Wimbledon Park depot without causing pathing difficulties or conflicting moves crossing other lines. There are a number of diagrammed moves over the course of a normal day that go via East Putney (in both directions), 16 in total that I can find, of which at least 3 are passenger services - these are early and late in the day to maintain route knowledge so I expect many passengers are unaware of the possibility. Paul S |
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