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People are also missing the fact that if they had built a car park it would have been full of doctors, biologists etc who work on the biomedical campus so there would have been no room to park anyway
379s continue to make commuting a massive pain. Currently sat at Cambridge on one that I expect to be cancelled in 5 minutes making me 30 minutes late again.
What actually is the situation with making them fit for purpose? Because they obviously aren't now, and from the announcements they give...
I would have thought that China is probably the best example of place with high speed railways and a larger temperature range than here. Looking at Beijing for example at https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Template:Beijing_weatherbox they have record highs of 41.9° and lows of -27.4° so pretty chunky...
IIRC the length of interchanges and general entrance/exits is a deliberate choice. I think the idea is that it spreads people out much more and prevents overcrowding.
Obviously as a user definitely not something I appreciate.
I highly highly doubt it. Very few stations do.
FWIW I've taken a hockey stick to and from London on the same commute (and to the same Hockey club!) a fair few times and never had any issues.
https://www.26-30railcard.co.uk/using-your-railcard/travel-times-tickets
Am I correct in my understanding that if I'm making a journey using split tickets with a 26-30 railcard for which the total fare is more than £12 that it's acceptable for individual tickets to cost less than £12 given it's...
AIUI Cantabs are going to have to move anyway because their taking the end of their pitch (not sure if permanently or just during construction). Given that, does seem like it would be possible, but also possibly OTT during summer.
I'd have thought just a scaffolding bridge there for walking...
I certainly know a fair few people who are eligible for and in some cases already have have a Railcard who can't be bothered with the faff of getting an Oyster and adding the Railcard to it. Even when I chat through the costs with them they decide it isn't worth it to them.
Some of the ones you've included such as the 1 in Oxford, or the N5 in Brighton aren't really 24/7 stopping about 2 and not restarting till 0430 or so.
Loads in the Basel area if you look at the map: https://www.bvb.ch/wp-content/bvb/Dokumente/Liniennetzplan/2019/TNW_Liniennetz2019.pdf
I presume same for places like Geneva, Monaco, etc
Does anyone know what's up with the doors on the 379s? It feels like most trains I've been on recently have had at least some delay due to doors, with some fully cancelled!
Just generally feels like we've got a massive downgrade 387->379.
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