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On Wed, 5 Dec 2012 03:58:47 -0800 (PST)
77002 wrote: On 5 Dec, 09:50, wrote: Problems on the central line, piccadilly line, bakerloo suspended north of wherever it was. Overground suspended north of wilseden. Why? Slightly below freezing temps and a few flakes of snow. What an utter farce TfL is. And they have the gall to put the fares up yet again above inflation in Jan. Meanwhile the roads were fine. Last year NSR was the same. SWT continued until there was real snow. The FGW diesels carried on running to Brighton and Portsmouth regardless. NSR? I suppose the plus side of diesels is that they don't have to worry about dodgy eletricity supplies. Though you have to wonder how the metro systems in places like canada and oslo manage to run when its -20C and snow a metre deep. B2003 |
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