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Whilst passing through Shepherd's Bush this morning, I noticed new
markers for stopping points, in addition to the existing 3 and 4 car ones. The new markers are the normal white number on a blue background, but have a black and yellow striped line around the outside and additional text saying class 378. There were four of these markers on the down line, with 3, 4, 3T and 4T on the signs. I assume that 3 and 4 are the 3 and 4 car stopping points, as they are close to the existing points, but what are 3T and 4T for? These two were further north along the platform, beside the narrower section and the lamp points for these last two had some sort of electronic box above the sign. As an aside, I noticed that 378 007 has arrived at Willesden Depot and has been sat outside most of the weekend, with pantograph up. |
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