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The company could also say that she is responsible for it at all times, unless it’s stolen.

Well you admit you’re in the wrong, that’s good. She does realise that even if she drives to work, she still needs her pass….it’s her staff ID after all. As someone who was worked for TFL for twenty years, I would STRONGLY suggest she joins a union straightaway. People management and...

Is your partner still on probation? Did they take their pass with them when they went to work? Were they aware of you using their pass?

They were also an area manager at Liverpool St. She caused problems there as well. She then got moved to her current location. Instead of grasping the nettle, TFL just keep moving/promoting these people.

Is this thread even genuine? A new member called ‘Alco ’’ asking about D&A procedures.

The issue is related to the wheel lathe at Neasden. It wrongly profiled some wheels…..well, quite a few. Hence the issue.

I thought all XC trains stopped at Chesterfield?

Certainly seems to be the same person in the other thread. Their story is full of inconsistencies.

Nothing announced beyond Thursday. As for the DLR, there have been several fatal accidents over the years. People falling onto the track and being killed.

When TFL received the £200m bailout last week the DFT added yet another string, and I quote “while making significant progress in moving the pension fund into a financially sustainable position”. In other words, cutting employer contributions. No one will be losing their jobs, but the 600...

Metroline’s own F1 team!

“ I'd have thought the more logical extension might be the 399 which runs up to Hadley Wood and extending that up to Potters Bar as it would be much less mileage in Herts” The 399 vehicles also double up as the 389 which runs in between the 399 times. The 389 is also London’s shortest bus...

Traction current on the underground is divided into sections. Before each current section there is a white triangular rail gap indicator. Prior to this indicator this there is a yellow triangular indicator, which is a rail gap indicator repeater, which is an advance warning that the current is...

Multiple stabbing. Area was deemed a crime scene, and thus station closed.

No, it’s the rules. Ticketing and revenue book 7, page 16. Bank cards Single bank cards that are handed in as lost property must be destroyed and details of the card type and card holder’s name recorded in the Station Log Book. It is no longer necessary to contact the card issuer or send...

On TFL, we cut it in half after two hours and put it in the bin, if unclaimed. If it’s within a wallet/purse, the same but keep the card within the wallet and process the whole thing as lost property. That’s the rules.

The bookseller Robert Humm in Stamford might make you an offer.

It’s included on the film that features the Bakerloo, and Waterloo and City lines.

I stopped reading Rail soon after Nigel Harris took over.

I agree, how many broken down trains or staff being sworn at can some people take? It’s cheap formulaic tv.