Simultaneous post. You posted the last valid post.Guide Bridge
Indeed, only the Stockport to Guide Bridge sectionAshton-under-Lyne
(Guide Bridge to Stalybridge is served by a few weekday peak workings now. It's not longer a parliamentary move.)
Seems to only have three trains a day so would still benefit from the long wait bonus(Guide Bridge to Stalybridge is served by a few weekday peak workings now. It's not longer a parliamentary move.)
"Bonus points are added to the tally for a 'long wait' if there are less than three trains a day that make your journey (2 points), or if a move is deemed to made by a 'parliamentary' service (5 points)."Seems to only have three trains a day so would still benefit from the long wait bonus
Yes, that's why I made my post"Bonus points are added to the tally for a 'long wait' if there are less than three trains a day that make your journey (2 points), or if a move is deemed to made by a 'parliamentary' service (5 points)."
There are no more than three trains a dayMy understanding of less than three trains a day is that exactly three trains a day wouldn't count because that is not less than three.Yes, that's why I made my postThere are no more than three trains a day
I will bow to your better knowledge of the rules, but perhaps this particular rule needs to be changed as the current ones are ambiguous?My understanding of less than three trains a day is that exactly three trains a day wouldn't count because that is not less than three.
Ashton-under-Lyne
I'll have a discussion with the other adjudicators and go from thereI will bow to your better knowledge of the rules, but perhaps this particular rule needs to be changed as the current ones are ambiguous?
.I am scoring it at the moment as 'less than three' at the moment, though I could change it.I will bow to your better knowledge of the rules, but perhaps this particular rule needs to be changed as the current ones are ambiguous?