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Didn't the "Cleveland Executive" reverse at Middlesbrough before heading up the Durham Coast to Newcastle?
This wasn't double calling, though.Double calling at Hampden Park is much rarer now, so reduces opportunities
No idea, sorry.How many passengers regularly changed trains this way at the station into the reversal section?

But it was double calling in the past that opened up more opportunities to jump a train ahead at Hampden ParkThis wasn't double calling, though.
No idea, sorry.
OT - I spotted a current example where there was only a minute between arriving from Ashford and departing for London. Sounds right up your street![]()
In any reversal there is a certain length of track that the train traverses first in one direction, then the other. I think the OP is asking what is the longest that can be. For Bradford-Leeds-KX it's only half a mile, so much shorter than some other examples.I may have missed something in the criteria here, but Bradford Forster Square to London KX reverses at Leeds
I think the OP is asking what is the longest that can be. For Bradford-Leeds-KX it's only half a mile, so much shorter than some other examples.