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Unfortunately, the very few mates / contacts I have on the railways are all drivers & guards... I know no one on the engineering side of things...
Sort of... just out of curiosity really... I've worked in the bus industry for years & seen all sorts of brass fittings but never like this...
That's taken in the "original" depot in Second Avenue...
I was a "Red Rider" driver based at Moreton on the Wirral... I was seconded many a time to Crewe, sometimes for weeks at a time and sleeping on PMT's Commercial Managers sofa to save me constantly travelling between home on the Wirral &...
Hi all...
trying to find out more info about these Cab Display Units...
Does anyone know the purpose of the "Release" key, its function & how its used (other than being turned obviously!!!)...
The other question I have is regarding the "Dim" button... I think it illuminates, and certain it...
Hi all...
I'm trying to find out some info about the original RETB cab units like this:
Namely, does any kind soul know the appropriate dimensions of the said box / unit???
Also, is the "release" key "locked in" once the key is inserted & turned, and does the key turn through 90° or 180°...
320 ran between Coppenhall & Hanley, later becoming the 20 running from Leighton Hospital / Coppenhall & extended through to Meir Square (I.drove many a Bristol VR on a round trip between my split duty). I think it was then curtailed back to Hanley at some point before becoming the 3 and...
When my mate was manager at PMT Crewe's depot (who later went on to become PMT's commercial manager he told me this:
" My only recollection of a driver issuing two dog tickets was for a Shetland Pony on the Crewe - Macclesfield service.... [The driver said to me] "I didn't know what to do...
It used to be a PSV / PCV requirement that the driver had to carry faretables with them...
I'm a driver (and ashamed to admit it) but don't know it it is still a requirement... I don't carry them as we aren't issued with them and ticket machines now tend to work on a stored fare system and the...
Last time I (we) went to London I found it quite strange... Not possessing an Oyster card we boarded a bus somewhere just by Heathrow going to Heathrow to get the tube into London... When I tried to buy 2 tickets on my card the driver said I couldn't do it and my Mrs was "forced" into using her...
That used to be a similar system in the "Far East" (Hong Kong / Singapore) where you'd pay a "premium" to travel on an A/C bus... Doubt that's still the case in this day & age though...
Eric
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