On the floor of the a Central Line service from Ealing Broadway this
afternoon, there was a copy of the weekly Traffic Updates (IIRC) with a
rather stern warning that its contents must not be disclosed to non-LUL
staff on the front cover.

I resisted the temptation to pick it up and have a read. What kind of
information might I have found in it, should I have bothered?

Industrial wrote:
On the floor of the a Central Line service from Ealing Broadway this
afternoon, there was a copy of the weekly Traffic Updates (IIRC) with
a rather stern warning that its contents must not be disclosed to
non-LUL staff on the front cover.

I resisted the temptation to pick it up and have a read. What kind of
information might I have found in it, should I have bothered?

It's a list of changes to normal services, traction current disharge times
and other such minutia necessary to some of the people working the railway.

Totally boring most of the time.

Brimstone wrote:
Industrial wrote:

On the floor of the a Central Line service from Ealing Broadway this
afternoon, there was a copy of the weekly Traffic Updates (IIRC) with
a rather stern warning that its contents must not be disclosed to
non-LUL staff on the front cover.

I resisted the temptation to pick it up and have a read. What kind of
information might I have found in it, should I have bothered?


It's a list of changes to normal services, traction current disharge times
and other such minutia necessary to some of the people working the railway.

Totally boring most of the time.


Clearly not meant to be on the floor of a train though....

Daniel Martin wrote:
Brimstone wrote:
Industrial wrote:

On the floor of the a Central Line service from Ealing Broadway this
afternoon, there was a copy of the weekly Traffic Updates (IIRC)
with a rather stern warning that its contents must not be disclosed to
non-LUL staff on the front cover.

I resisted the temptation to pick it up and have a read. What kind
of information might I have found in it, should I have bothered?


It's a list of changes to normal services, traction current disharge
times and other such minutia necessary to some of the people working
the railway. Totally boring most of the time.


Clearly not meant to be on the floor of a train though....

Very much not.

On Sun, 25 Sep 2005 21:21:51 GMT, Daniel Martin
wrote:

Brimstone wrote:
Industrial wrote:

On the floor of the a Central Line service from Ealing Broadway this
afternoon, there was a copy of the weekly Traffic Updates (IIRC) with
a rather stern warning that its contents must not be disclosed to
non-LUL staff on the front cover.

I resisted the temptation to pick it up and have a read. What kind of
information might I have found in it, should I have bothered?


It's a list of changes to normal services, traction current disharge times
and other such minutia necessary to some of the people working the railway.

Totally boring most of the time.


Clearly not meant to be on the floor of a train though....

No, but I see two or three a year on average, I would estimate.

--
James Farrar
. @gmail.com

In article ,
(Brimstone) wrote:

Daniel Martin wrote:
Brimstone wrote:
Industrial wrote:

On the floor of the a Central Line service from Ealing Broadway this
afternoon, there was a copy of the weekly Traffic Updates (IIRC)
with a rather stern warning that its contents must not be disclosed
to
non-LUL staff on the front cover.

I resisted the temptation to pick it up and have a read. What kind
of information might I have found in it, should I have bothered?


It's a list of changes to normal services, traction current disharge
times and other such minutia necessary to some of the people working
the railway. Totally boring most of the time.


Clearly not meant to be on the floor of a train though....

Very much not.



Most of them don;t even see the light of day and up in the bin unopened
:-)

Roger

On Sun, 25 Sep 2005 17:25:34 +0100, Industrial
wrote:

On the floor of the a Central Line service from Ealing Broadway this
afternoon, there was a copy of the weekly Traffic Updates (IIRC) with a
rather stern warning that its contents must not be disclosed to non-LUL
staff on the front cover.

I resisted the temptation to pick it up and have a read. What kind of
information might I have found in it, should I have bothered?

You mean you left it there, waiting for a muslim fundamentalist to
chance upon it and use the information for....er.....whatever he would
use it for :-)

Nah. You picked it up and took it home. What WAS in it?

In message ,
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[Traffic Circulars]

Clearly not meant to be on the floor of a train though....

Very much not.


Most of them don;t even see the light of day and up in the bin unopened

I'll have you know I always read mine cover to cover ;-)
--
Steve Fitzgerald has now left the building.
You will find him in London's Docklands, E16, UK
(please use the reply to address for email)

"Steve Fitzgerald" ] wrote in message
...
In message ,
writes

[Traffic Circulars]

Clearly not meant to be on the floor of a train though....

Very much not.


Most of them don;t even see the light of day and up in the bin unopened

I'll have you know I always read mine cover to cover ;-)

I'll be checking the book Steve...
--
Cheers, Steve.
Change from jealous to sad to reply.

In message , Steve
Dulieu writes
Clearly not meant to be on the floor of a train though....

Very much not.


Most of them don;t even see the light of day and up in the bin unopened

I'll have you know I always read mine cover to cover ;-)

I'll be checking the book Steve...

Check away

It doesn't prove they've been read though.
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You will find him in London's Docklands, E16, UK
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