12 minutes? I'm gonna need you to cite a source.
I would assume that includes the not inconsiderable flows from St Albans to West Hampstead.
12 minutes? I'm gonna need you to cite a source.
12 minutes? I'm gonna need you to cite a source.
Does the system that generates the loading data log anything that could be used by TL to analyse trends in passenger numbers?
To be honest I'm not sure. I've heard all sorts of conflicting numbers about how many have already gone. I think it's pretty certain that there's 4 gone already, and I've heard everything from 5 to 8 gone in total. So they'd need anything from 4 to 7 to make up the total 12. So no actual idea. Would really appreciate some gen on this, but I understand if it's only tangentially related to the thread. I've just been wondering if they had dropped to the bottom of the queue because from what you've been saying it's 377s and 387s that are being displaced now.
EDIT: What I've gleaned from Today's Railways is: 319004/005/219/431/442 at Wolverton. Everything else hasn't turned up yet and is just from conflicting online sources.
So I got December's Today's Railways. This adds to the above that 319218/219 are actually with Northern, everything else still at Wolverton, so that's 7 away from Thameslink. Class 377/5 or anyone else in the know, do you know when the remaining 5 will go, if these numbers are indeed correct?
As you can imagine, confidential. But...
Stand at St Pancras LL in the morning peak, observe how many people get on, and then where they get off. There is a huge flow from St Pancras to City TL and Blackfriars. Quite a few from Farringdon to these two as well (even though it's often quicker to walk).
Add in the rest of the core only journeys, St Albans to West Hampstead, Elstree to West Hampstead (on the fast services) and anywhere south of Cricklewood to St Pancras.
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It does, but this is not new, as the 377s have always had this.
I believe some are going at the weekend. Don't have any numbers tho but think 450 is one of them.
I was on a 700 again yesterday a noticed that one of the plug sockets had fallen out! It certainly didnt look safe! I have attached a photo.
Is that a cleaners' socket or are the 700s being retrofitted already?
700030 is this mornings delivery
TB401
5W78 03+38 Three Bridge Depot to Three Bridges
1W78 03.46 Three Bridges to Bedford
1V83 06.14 Bedford to Sutton via Wimbledon
2V12 08.08 Sutton to St Albans via Mitcham
5K37 09+31 St Albans to St Albans via Center Siding
2O37 09.44 St Albans to Sutton via Mitcham Junction
2O38 11.07 Sutton to Luton via Wimbledon
2V67 13.14 Luton to Sutton via Wimbledon
2V68 15.08 Sutton to St Albans via Mitcham
5K93 16+29 St Albans to St Albans via Center Siding
2O93 16.44 St Albans to Sutton via Mitcham
2O94 18.11 Sutton to Luton via Wimbledon
2V41 20.20 Luton to Sutton via Wimbledon
5O48 22+12 Sutton to Streatham via Mitcham
5O48 22+31 Streatham to Sutton via Mitcham
2O48 22.47 Sutton to St Bedford via Wimbledon
5G48 01+10 Bedford to Bedford CS
The sockets are already fitted in the end cars, (i.e. the first class areas).
Thank you for providing this and the other diagrams. I realise it is unlikely that you can advise but will there soon be additional Sutton services please?
I was given a date for Kent services recently, but as there is want for not getting people into trouble, I shall keep quiet about it for now.
A 700 has already visited Kent at least as far as Bromley, for staff familiarity purposes, so it isn't like it hasn't happened yet.
I was on a 700 again yesterday a noticed that one of the plug sockets had fallen out! It certainly didnt look safe! I have attached a photo.
I can imagine the conversation at Siemens. "Wouldn't have happened if we'd been allowed to fit Grammer seats rather than that cheap Spanish junk."
According to a tweet from Railfuture's East Anglia branch, the DfT have agreed to retrofit tables and wifi to the 700s. Came in the context of a meeting they had with the minister, but has anyone seen any other verification of this? https://twitter.com/RailfutureEA/status/797132450598187009
This is a fact that has been repeated on TL's Twitter account (and Southern's) for quite some time now. Railfuture are quite slow to the bat. Any confirmations on part of the DfT would just be a formality.
Railfuture are quite slow to the bat.
700008, 700105, 700107, 700108 and 700109 out today
700102 is currently passing through Farringdon, looks to have a shattered (side) window.
Hmm, I find it rather strange that what with 11 to 12 (IIRC) having seen thier first passenger use(s), that such a modest number are being used.
With the cascades out of TL won't all those fully tested for passenger use have to be used.
I'm most confused