Current Possessions

[VT_Valenta]

Is there anywhere online joe public can find out about current possessions and what works/tsr are in force?

Done a cursory google but results are not conclusive

TIA.

 

[asylumxl]

OpenTrainTimes offers a list of speed restrictions, updated weekly I believe..

http://www.opentraintimes.com/network_info/tsr

 

[The Planner]

Bloody hell, that is easier to use that the WON!

 

[asylumxl]

Bloody hell, that is easier to use that the WON!

Well it is the WON in digital form I believe .

Almost couldn't remember where I'd seen it but luckilly remembered which site I'd seen it tucked away on.

 

[VT_Valenta]

OpenTrainTimes offers a list of speed restrictions, updated weekly I believe..

http://www.opentraintimes.com/network_info/tsr

Spotty dog! Cheers

 

[PHILIPE]

Is there anywhere online joe public can find out about current possessions and what works/tsr are in force?

Done a cursory google but results are not conclusive

TIA.

National Rail website in the Section Future Engineering Work. This will be found at the foot of the Home Page.

 

[Ploughman]

I am glad it says "May not be up to date"
As most of the TSRs listed were from late 2012 early 2013
On LNE North at least

 

[Tomnick]

National Rail website in the Section Future Engineering Work. This will be found at the foot of the Home Page.

That won't give details of all possessions though - only the effects of those which cause passenger trains to be retimed or bustituted.

 

[The Planner]

You seem to believe "temporary" is taken literally by NR here, 6 months is nothing for some TSRs!

 

[Ploughman]

You seem to believe "temporary" is taken literally by NR here, 6 months is nothing for some TSRs!

I am fully aware of the length of time some TSRs can be in place for.
However they are often labelled as UFN.
The ones I mean have a supposed end date in place, often a year out.

Also what is meant to be LNE North seems to be ignoring most branches off the main ECML unless by some miracle no branch has a TSR in place at all.

 

[The Planner]

The proper policy is to change a TSR to a PSR after 6 months if it cannot be rectified, rarely happens though.

 

[evoluzione]

Bloody hell, that is easier to use that the WON!

How is it easier to use?

Check late notice - seconds

Scan WONS - minutes at most

Plus it out of woefully out if date.

 

[The Planner]

Personal opinion, I find that format easier to read.

 

[wensley]

How is it easier to use?

Check late notice - seconds

Scan WONS - minutes at most

Plus it out of woefully out if date.

As I see it the format is almost identical, it is nice to scroll down, but as you say, it's out of date!