Recent content by whoosh

It's obvious to me, that the others were in front of the Train Manager and he let them on before boarding himself. The two left behind, were behind. Simple as that.

Might have Overground moquette at their 10 year refresh! Or before?!

Totally. They missed the train. Hard luck.

There is the possibility that it will become more unpopular in the future. For a considerable number of years, there has been the following agreement: "BAKERLOO LINE No more than 3 round trips in the tunnel section to be scheduled without a break, however 3 round trips plus Elephant & Castle...

170/1s when with Midland Mainline, were Driver door key switch on and release, door key switch off, Guard door key switch on and close and dispatch. In the driving cab, there was a door deselect button that kept the leading vehicle closed and was used at Long Eaton as an example, where the...

With reference to locos fitted with Slow Speed control for discharging wagons, I believe they had a separate speedo that came to life when it was selected, with 0-5mph as the whole range.

How can I put this... The 70s. When young men growing their hair long became fashionable. Were you a long-haired herbert of a student, the sort of young man that the older generation at the time looked down upon for their unruly long hair? A bit like Rigsby in Rising Damp looked down upon...

C2C!!! I should've put that on the list. They have Sundays in the working week.

Must be ex-bus drivers. Why do they always do the opposite of the rules of the road when theres another bus involved? I was behind a bus the other day which stopped on a roundabout, to let another bus onto the roundabout(!)

Saturdays are part of the working week at all TOCs. Saturdays are of course more likely to reach the saturation of annual leave quotas due to the items discussed by bramling above. Weekdays likely only use all annual leave quotas during school holidays, with Christmas being the most notable...

South Eastern. 707s and 377s have bodyside cameras and in-cab monitors, but everything else doesn't.

But also with Sundays NOT in the working week: Great Northern (which is in the south!) Thameslink, and Southern - which is in the MIDDLE of South Eastern and South Western(!) Eurostar - of course! I knew I'd missed one! Well actually, I'd only included the publically controlled or franchised...

For Drivers, all TOCs have Saturday as a normal day. The following...: London North Eastern Railway Trans Pennine Express The Eastern part of Northern Transport for Wales South Eastern South Western Railway East Midlands Railway London Underground London Overground Elizabeth Line Tyne & Wear...

Loo-No. Has anyone called them that yet? Feel free...!

Yes, Duty Passes are paid for.