Xenophon PCDGS
Veteran Member
Taking a local stopping service, we next board the 1347 Northern service to Thatto Heath that arrives there at 1407 on Sunday afternoon.
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Having arrived at the destination, the minimum connection time for the station or stop must be allowed for. Where this is not published, a minimum interchange time is considered to be five minutes.
Note the comment regarding the MINIMUM connection time
It is the only service in a while and it is only 2 minutes under. Also if I can make a 1 minute connection at Crewe from platform 11 to platform 5 I could make platform 1 to platform 2 in 3 minutes.
So here's the conundrum for the rule-setters. The connection from there to Ballater is service 201 depart 0846, and similarly at Ballater it arrives at 0928, and a new service 201 continues to Braemar at 0930. I am sure this is the same vehicle. So assuming the next poster chooses to remount this bus at Banochry at 0846, is that legal?
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I got this info from Traveline Scotland, where the services are in three separate columns. However, on looking at the the Stagecoach Bluebird timetable afterwards, this service is in one column, with a gap between the 'changing' points and a symbol with this proviso:
To comply with Drivers Hours regulations, journeys connect at Banchory High Street and/or Ballater Bus Depot. The connection is guaranteed, through fares are available and passengers may remain on the vehicle which operates through
So, having read that, could I have had a move all the way to Braemar legally?