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Apologies if this is in the wrong topic.
I was tracking the progress of 1H88 (Realtimetrains link) on traksy this morning - waiting to see it pass along the Edinburgh Suburban line. It reached Slateford platform 2 at approximately the right time (although this time has now been changed in RTT, it shows up on Traksy Traksy schedule link correctly).
After arriving at Craiglockhart Jn, it proceeded to shunt backwards over 232 points, into platform 1. After a short while, it then proceeded back down the sub, seemingly normally. I suppose this could be a fluke in the data, but given its arrival at Niddrie West Jn 28L, I'm intrigued by what seems like a very strange shunt move. I know it's fairly trivial, but if anyone could explain why this might happen, I'd be interested to hear.
I was tracking the progress of 1H88 (Realtimetrains link) on traksy this morning - waiting to see it pass along the Edinburgh Suburban line. It reached Slateford platform 2 at approximately the right time (although this time has now been changed in RTT, it shows up on Traksy Traksy schedule link correctly).
After arriving at Craiglockhart Jn, it proceeded to shunt backwards over 232 points, into platform 1. After a short while, it then proceeded back down the sub, seemingly normally. I suppose this could be a fluke in the data, but given its arrival at Niddrie West Jn 28L, I'm intrigued by what seems like a very strange shunt move. I know it's fairly trivial, but if anyone could explain why this might happen, I'd be interested to hear.