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May 23rd 16, 01:49 AM
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08.08 To Willesden Junction
On 2016\05\22 23:12, Peter Smyth wrote:
wrote: In article , (Basil Jet) wrote: On 2016\05\22 12:34, Graeme Wall wrote: On 22/05/2016 11:46, e27002 aurora wrote: How easy would it be to convert the bay, at Gospel Oak, into a thru platform? When electrification is complete a thru service could be useful. There's physically space to convert it to a through platform. The pointwork to the west may need altering to allow east bound trains to access the platform. Just the one through platform for both directions? (Yes, I know Ware Station is like that.) Are there paths for the full Goblin service to extend westward? Is there need for that many trains westward? Although it would be "neat" if the full Goblin service went to Clapham Junction and the full Stratford service went to Richmond. What GOBLIN frequency is planned post-electrification (currently 4 an hour)? No change at present (although the longer trains will mean a significant capacity increase). They will be running 5tph peak service when the line is half-closed. |
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May 23rd 16, 06:01 AM
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08.08 To Willesden Junction
Basil Jet wrote:
On 2016\05\22 23:12, Peter Smyth wrote: wrote: In article , (Basil Jet) wrote: On 2016\05\22 12:34, Graeme Wall wrote: On 22/05/2016 11:46, e27002 aurora wrote: How easy would it be to convert the bay, at Gospel Oak, into a thru platform? When electrification is complete a thru service could be useful. There's physically space to convert it to a through platform. The pointwork to the west may need altering to allow east bound trains to access the platform. Just the one through platform for both directions? (Yes, I know Ware Station is like that.) Are there paths for the full Goblin service to extend westward? Is there need for that many trains westward? Although it would be "neat" if the full Goblin service went to Clapham Junction and the full Stratford service went to Richmond. What GOBLIN frequency is planned post-electrification (currently 4 an hour)? No change at present (although the longer trains will mean a significant capacity increase). They will be running 5tph peak service when the line is half-closed. Presumably that's possible both because of the lack of freight trains and more stock available? |
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