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![]() "Neil Williams" wrote in message ... On Thu, 21 Jul 2005 18:51:46 +0100, Paul Terry wrote: I feel sure that the Waterloo and City has more trains than stations (and probably rather different procedures for evacuation than other lines). Two and two (in service), I thought? IIRC at least in the peaks the W&C has 4 trains in service. Normally all passengers alight from a loaded train each time it enters a platform, and at Waterloo the train runs forward into the headshunt/depot in order to reverse. Presumably after the Code Amber evacuation, on other lines trains run forward ecs to a depot, allowing a following train to enter the same platform to evacuate. Peter |
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