Recent content by marlon465

Technically three others, through narrow passageways that would take quite a considerable amount of time to evacuate a carriage's worth of passengers through - during such a time the smoke would of course travel with the passengers. Passenger accounts suggest that they wished to check on the...

You seem to have overlooked my rebuttal of the "past the fire itself" argument. The fire was quite likely to have been out by the time passengers 'wandered' beyond the fire (not that they would have known precisely where it was) and passengers looked to check on the welfare of the driver - is...

I think this is hugely unfair. Your attitude is somewhat typical of rail experts who frequent this forum - I had watched, as had fellow southeastern commuters, the anger that was directed towards passengers when they disembarked a 100 degree carriage in Bexleyheath last year after having had two...