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Red Section Update

Most TOCs have now released temporary timetables to last through the coronavirus, and so as adjudicators we have agreed that these should be seen as the current timetables, due to the time they are expected to be going on for.
 

Andy Pacer

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Red Section Update

Most TOCs have now released temporary timetables to last through the coronavirus, and so as adjudicators we have agreed that these should be seen as the current timetables, due to the time they are expected to be going on for.
Thanks for the clarification, I was tentatively posting some moves as I wasn't sure what sources we should be using so this is very useful. Cheers.
 

Xenophon PCDGS

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Red Section Update

Most TOCs have now released temporary timetables to last through the coronavirus, and so as adjudicators we have agreed that these should be seen as the current timetables, due to the time they are expected to be going on for.

Unfortunately, I appear not to use certain methodology used by others, so with the greatest of regret, whilst the Covid-19 timetables remain in use, like the same scenario also experienced by me on The Transport Game (UK), I will also be taking a sabbatical also from this particular quiz, which hopefully will see my place at the top of the accumulated points leaderboard be put under some pressure.
 

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