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If we're going off grandness, surely St Pancras wins by default?
West coast, best coast. It serves the backbone of Britain rather than just tourists and posh universities. And it also serves Lancaster Castle, and of course our Head of State is the Duke of Lancaster following a small battle in...
I’m genuinely not sure why your anti the easiest electrification scheme in the country.
It was designed. Evaluated. Shovel ready. It only got cancelled because GWEP was out of money and Chris Grayling knew they weren’t winning the seat.
There is no new feeder infrastructure, the bridges were...
String up some wires to Windermere, some tactical platform extensions between there and Manchester, and then run them via Wigan so you don't have to extend platforms at Bolton?
I'll get my coat...
Dad has just updated his T5 system to the VW touchscreen system. It’s more pricey but it integrates in with everything - including the parking sensors.
Think it’s called the RCD330?
I think you’re ignoring the validity of the point just because you disagree with it.
Plenty of other reasons to improve lighting at stations - improve safety, improve the perception of safety. If the lights are genuinely so bright that they are causing safety issues in a well lit environment...
This sort of passenger hating attitude is why the railway gets its reputation in some circles.
How bizarre a public service is expected to adapt to fit the needs of its users? The lights example was perhaps a bit extreme, but so is expecting cyclists to modify their bikes to use the railway...
It's a lot harder than it used to be - more and more new bikes automatically turn them on when the wheels rotate. It's a good safety feature for the bikes.
Again though, would improving station lighting improve this?
Isn't this technically a breach of the Equality Act?
Different colours are available. You could argue that lights from other trains, the surrounding environment...
A thought would be that if a station was lit properly, the red light on the bike would be less of an issue.
And there's plenty of things the railway can do. Such as changing the colour from one that is so prevalent in every day life (I appreciate this won't happen) - or more realistically, ETCS which removes the need to rely on signal colours at all.
The fact remains - these lights are everywhere in...
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