Rugby BTP

[350yes]

Anyone know what happened at Rugby tonight?

 

[Boodiggy]

Anyone know what happened at Rugby tonight?

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Passenger with a bike refusing to get off the train, that was blocking the vestibule. BTP removed them and train left Rugby 28L

 

[Intercity110]

What’s that website? or is it a signaller diagram?

 

[D821]

Is refusal to leave a train a criminal offence?

 

[Intercity110]

Is refusal to leave a train a criminal offence?

It could be a violation of the byelws or tresspassing, but i’ll have to check

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Just checked and it is

 

[D821]

It could be a violation of the byelws or tresspassing, but i’ll have to check

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Just checked and it is

Thanks

 

[Freightmaster]

What’s that website? or is it a signaller diagram?

Railcam - I have a similar one on my website:



(I have a long standing arrangement to use the Railcam data feeds and map graphics - hence the suspicious similarity!)






MARK

 

[350yes]

Thankyou for everyone's responses

 

[fgwrich]

It could be a violation of the byelws or tresspassing, but i’ll have to check

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Just checked and it is

Railway Bylaw 24.2

24. Enforcement
(1) Offence and level of fines
Any person who breaches any of these Byelaws commits an offence and, with the exception of Byelaw 17, may be liable for each such offence to a penalty not exceeding level 3 on the standard scale.
(2) Removal of persons
(i) Any person who is reasonably believed by an authorised person to be in breach of any of these Byelaws shall leave the railway immediately if asked to do so by an authorised person.
(ii) Any person who is reasonably believed by an authorised person to be in breach of any of these Byelaws and who fails to desist or leave when asked to do so by an authorised person may be removed from the railway by an authorised person using reasonable force. This right of removal is in addition to the imposition of any penalty for the breach of these Byelaws.
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(iii) No person shall fail to carry out the instructions of an authorised person acting in accordance with powers given by these Byelaws or any other enactment.
(iv) In exercising powers conferred by Byelaws 24(2)(i) and 24(2)(ii) the authorised person shall state the nature of the breach of any of these Byelaws in general terms prior to exercising the power conferred upon him.