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On Wed, 02 Jul 2014 04:40:15 -0500, rosenstiel wrote:
7 minutes is utterly ridiculous! At my normal station the total distance kerb to up platform edge is about 15 metres. 3.6 mm / sec ... that must be approaching snail speeds, and possibly not from the right side. I must admit, sometimes it takes me 2 or 3 minutes to get a ticket from one of the 3 machines. -- Denis McMahon, |
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In message , at 15:46:59 on Wed, 2 Jul 2014,
Denis McMahon remarked: 7 minutes is utterly ridiculous! At my normal station the total distance kerb to up platform edge is about 15 metres. That's one of the issues with Luton Parkway - the distance between the kerb and the platform that newbies will be heading for: the most distant platform 1. -- Roland Perry |
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