Recent content by Danielo

I agree with most of the sentiments on here. Unfortunately that is the way our society is heading, where folk only care about a foot radius area around them. I'd like to add two more gripes. Passengers who have to open up a newspaper on a tightly packed train. Secondly, those that sit in first...

It was not my intention on being a 'grass' - I merely wanted to discuss it on the forum, as I was quite surprised that the stop was missed. Let me get one thing straight - I am on the driver's side here. The guy made an honest mistake, and I did not like the way passengers were barracking him...

Thanks, but I am only reporting it. I'm actually on the driver's side, as I believe he made a genuine mistake - he is human! He looked quite upset when the passengers were surrounding him and having a go at him. Anyway, it only added about 25 mins to the journey time.

Well if there are any drivers on here who may offer an explanation, that would be most welcome. The guard was aware that we had to stop at Harrow, and it did come up on the display.

Got the service from Euston today to Harrow and Wealdstone. However, the driver went past the stop, despite the auto announcer saying that the next stop 'is Harrow and Wealdstone' Then, on the digital display something along the lines of 'Will the driver please contact the conductor' or...

Maybe a new company will be able to negotiate with the unions in a more professional manner than LM do at the moment.

That's quite shocking! The DfT should take the franchise back!

Thanks for the post. Really enjoyed browsing the site! :cool:

Oh, where's your sense of nostalgia? :wink:

Any news on these. I've counted as many as 7 units at the Willesden depot.

Any ideas when they will be used on the Euston-Watford DC line?

There was certainly one 'missing' this morning as my LM went by the Willesden TMD. Only counted 4 units.

All seem still to be at Willesden TMD whenever I go past on LM service during the peaks.

Well Willesden Junction is advertised as step free: http://overgroundmicrosite.tfl.gov.uk/Documents/Overground-In-train-Map-Mar-09.aspx but only from platform to street. There is a more detailed map which shows the distance between the platform and the tube floor...

How is the wheelchair user supposed to get on that in the first photo? Bad TfL publicity to show such a large gap between brand new shiny unetched ungraffitied train and platform.