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    Eastern Home Depots on the elizabeth line do have Station Control Room Operator?

    Station Control Room just a hyped-up term for Supervisor's Office. I don't imagine many stations have supervisors these days, now that station staff don't do point winding or operating CIS systems any more
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    Location Cabinets in hot weather

    Is it wise to keep them closed? Six of one and half a dozen of the other
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    Bi-Directional Working Policy

    If it's proper bi-di, then the If it wasn't signalled, then it wasn't bi-di. It would have been single line working.
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    Priv Oyster annual updates....

    In addition to this, it has to be and Underground station staffed by Underground staff. Make sure they put the 'All Rail' discount on it - not NR Only or TfL Rail
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    Rulebook procedures following failure of onboard AWS/TPWS

    Trouble with Clapham, it wasn't obvious to the driver of the train which stopped whether there was a train ahead or not. You cannot just carry on if you don't know the state of the line ahead
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    How long should it take to clear up after an accident?

    The emergency services gave the site back Friday night. It's RAIB. They don't have the staff
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    Major Disruption through Purley 14/06/2026. Structural problem with rail bridge

    Bus companies are generally paid a lump sum per hour to accept tickets
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    GA no longer showing train length on departure boards

    Probably, it hasn't uploaded from whereever the main source of data is, no one's noticed or doesn't know where to find the information
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    Major Disruption through Purley 14/06/2026. Structural problem with rail bridge

    And the examinations have been that malicious that it has got to this stage for this to happen. What is mandated, and what happens in real life, are two different things .
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    Major Disruption through Purley 14/06/2026. Structural problem with rail bridge

    It would have been much worse had it not been a Sunday. But then the defect would not have been noticed had it not been a Sunday
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    Major Disruption through Purley 14/06/2026. Structural problem with rail bridge

    I think they need to deal with the trains which should be running before they can start looking at running extras
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    Priv Oyster annual updates....

    There has been some wording added to this year's boxes - 'valid for leisure travel only'. This has caused confusion within LU, who think this means it is a Leisure Staff Card, which is issued to non-safeguarded staff. If you're on Facebook, you will find in the Rail Staff Travel group umpteen...
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    St Pancras Thameslink lift refurbs

    I presume there's ticket acceptance on TfL services?
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    Rail Staff Question - Oyster Card

    That depends on when you started working for them - if it was pre-1996, you would be safeguarded, so would have got free mileage. Is that what you mean? If so, that wouldn't apply here
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    Rail Staff Question - Oyster Card

    A TfL staff pass is only valid on TfL services (plus some other interavailable routes, such as the Thameslink core). Calling it a Travelcard is wrong, as it's not a Travelcard. And saying it's only valid in Zones 1-6 is also wrong, as it's valid on TfL services, some of which extended outside...
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    Rail Staff Question - Oyster Card

    You may find, due to shift times, the first/last trains to/from HUR aren't suitable, so could ask for a season also available at Redhill or somewhere on the Brighton Mainline (or a HUR should be valid at Purley, due to the Whyteleafe/Upper Warlingham interchange which has a 24 hour service)
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    Travelcards on buses

    I suspect the driver would just wave you on
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    First class rear on Thameslink allways declassified.

    First class has been an issue for decades, where trains with first class areas are used on services which do not have first class, and indeed first class fares do not even exist. It just introduces another area for conflict between staff and those with anti-social tendancies, and also causes...
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    First class rear on Thameslink allways declassified.

    Perhaps, rather than DOO, trains on routes where every train does not have a second member of staff rostered, should be the definition

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