Merle Haggard
Established Member
They do indeed automatically close afterwards although I'm not sure of the time, but it seems easy to have a means to short-cut this. Just seems a waste of (electrical) energy letting all that hot air escape.Will they not close automatically a short time after?
The situation only applies at departing terminals or where the train is booked to wait path, as at Northampton. On a suburban service that the 701s generally operate the dwell time at stations is short anyway, so I accept that the situation is unusual.