Station TOC-to-platform ratio

[Towers]

I was at Southampton Central admiring the assorted stock passing through, and it idly occured to me that the station has four platforms and is served by four TOCs (SWR, GTR/Southern, XC & GWR).

I’d take a punt on Waterloo as having the lowest TOC to platform ratio, with only one operator for its 24 platforms - where has the highest ratio out there I wonder?! (Thinking full platforms, not A/B etc, and TOCs who routinely call!)

 

[signed]

Crewe has 7 opeators for 12 platforms

 

[jawr256]

Claverdon and Bearley are single platform stations with 2 operators (WMR and Chiltern) - are there any with 3?

 

[The exile]

Unless you now count it as part of Scotrail, any single platform station that any of the Caledonian Sleeoers stop at. 2 to 1. Any single platform stations on the Highland main Line served by the Chieftain? 3 to 1

 

[Doctor Fegg]

Colwall is another single platform with two operators (GWR and WMR).

 

[Western 52]

Some single platform stations on the Pembroke Dock line with TfW and GWR services.

 

[Travelmonkey]

Stoke on trent has 3 platforms for 5 Tocs with the through lines routinely used by 4 of them,

 

[waverley47]

Dunbar for a while had I think the highest ratio at four operators and one platform, but the ratio is now 2 (XC, TPE, SR and LNER on two platforms)

Durham, Morpeth, Alnmouth and Berwick all have the same ratio of two. I think Leuchars, Kirkcaldy and Inverkeithing all do as well for the time being.

Unless you now count it as part of Scotrail, any single platform station that any of the Caledonian Sleeoers stop at. 2 to 1. Any single platform stations on the Highland main Line served by the Chieftain? 3 to 1

Newtonmore has a ratio of three, yet two of the operators are one train in each direction per day.

 

[The exile]

Newtonmore has a ratio of three, yet two of the operators are one train in each direction per day.

There are stations that only have that even though they’re only served by one TOC, so it counts in my book.

 

[SteelWeelApeal]

Dunbar for a while had I think the highest ratio at four operators and one platform, but the ratio is now 2 (XC, TPE, SR and LNER on two platforms)

Durham, Morpeth, Alnmouth and Berwick all have the same ratio of two. I think Leuchars, Kirkcaldy and Inverkeithing all do as well for the time being.

Morpeth beats the others here as it also has Lumo, so two platforms, five TOCS (Northern, LNER, Lumo, TPE, XC).

 

[The Planner]

Stoke on trent has 3 platforms for 5 Tocs with the through lines routinely used by 4 of them,

Northern use p1 as well with one service.

 

[waverley47]

Morpeth beats the others here as it also has Lumo, so two platforms, five TOCS (Northern, LNER, Lumo, TPE, XC).

Of course, I forget that lumo exist

 

[The exile]

The position at the opposite extreme is presumably held by Waterloo.

 

[plugwash]

Claverdon and Bearley are single platform stations with 2 operators (WMR and Chiltern) - are there any with 3?

Until recently "Dore and Totley" was a single platform station, served by Northern, TPE and EMR, they recently built a second platform there though.

 

[Towers]

The position at the opposite extreme is presumably held by Waterloo.

I would imagine so, yes! One TOC, 24 platforms!

 

[D6975]

The position at the opposite extreme is presumably held by Waterloo.

That's in the O/P.