Obar123
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I have just had that. If you go to the home page it comes up with a login now, didn't do that before. Maybe you need an account now?
The only way you will get to this automatically is if you have been previously logged in and have not actively signed out.I have just had that. If you go to the home page it comes up with a login now, didn't do that before. Maybe you need an account now?
It's just because the schedules haven't been updated by the schedule planners. Nothing to do with RTT.Either Southeastern and GTR have decided that it's worth running trains on Christmas Day after all, or there is an error on RTT that has put trains in over their networks:
This is just showing the normal timetable like any other day because the service has not been cancelled yet. The full timetable isn't uploaded for individual days, it is uploaded for the whole timetable period with trains amended on top of this.Either Southeastern and GTR have decided that it's worth running trains on Christmas Day after all, or there is an error on RTT that has put trains in over their networks:
It's just because the schedules haven't been updated by the schedule planners. Nothing to do with RTT.
Okay, thanks for confirming.This is just showing the normal timetable like any other day because the service has not been cancelled yet. The full timetable isn't uploaded for individual days, it is uploaded for the whole timetable period with trains amended on top of this.
I'm sure that @Tom will get right onto it as soon as the industry puts it in the timetable!Any plans to add the Bewdley SVR commuter services (connecting with WMR at Kidderminster) to RTT?
It’s an issue with a new Firefox update.Has the appearance of RTT changed recently?
When I looked in the week it was as it always was not like this with all the locations spread out
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Thanks
Peter
Why is Transport for Wales not mentioned? I've looked at North Wales 197s and Cambrian 158s, both with full allocations with Know Your Train / graphics, from late 2022, which is about 3 years before '19 September 2025'.The earliest date of train allocation data availability for each operator is as follows: GB Railfreight - 3rd March 2020, ScotRail - 9th March 2020, Caledonian Sleeper - 15th March 2020, LNER - 25 June 2020, Locomotive Services - 6 August 2020, Northern - 21 October 2020, CrossCountry - 23 October 2020, c2c - 9 November 2020, South Western Railway and Island Line - 18 December 2020, Avanti West Coast - 11 March 2021, Transpennine Express - 28 May 2021, GWR - 12 November 2021, EMR - 20 December 2021, Hull Trains - 3rd October 2022, Chiltern Railways - 3rd October 2022, Grand Central - 3rd October 2022, Lumo - 15 June 2023, Greater Anglia - 14 February 2024, all other available operators except London Overground - 19 September 2025.
Might have been an oversight?On the Extended History upgrade page:
Why is Transport for Wales not mentioned? I've looked at North Wales 197s and Cambrian 158s, both with full allocations with Know Your Train / graphics, from late 2022, which is about 3 years before '19 September 2025'.