I thought that this point was raised a couple of years ago with the forum quizmaster team. but I cannot recall the decision they reached.The obscure bustimes area names often relate to official parish boundaries, etc., so are often technically correct, eveb if day-to-day locals would never dream of using them!
So if there's a minimum ten minute connection why have we boarded a service that departs only five minutes later?Mindful of the 10-minute minimum connection time that applies at this large station, we next board the 2240 Great Western Railway service to Swindon that arrives there at 2309 on Monday evening.
Because the departure time was 2248 and I had just put in my daily eyedrops prior to making the posting. My posting now shows that departure time of 2248.So if there's a minimum ten minute connection why have we boarded a service that departs only five minutes later?
This is still incorrect. The only service to Swindon is the 2240 departure arriving at Swindon at 2319. It is impossible for a 2248 service arriving at 2309 as it is at least forty minutes between Bristol and Swindon.Because the departure time was 2248 and I had just put in my daily eyedrops prior to making the posting. My posting now shows that departure time of 2248.
Posting struck-through From what you say above about it taking more than forty minutes between Bristol and Swindon, it would also rule out a departure service time of 2240 and an arrival time of 2319, as that 39 minute journey time falls foul of your stated "at least forty minutes" journey time.This is still incorrect. The only service to Swindon is the 2240 departure arriving at Swindon at 2319. It is impossible for a 2248 service arriving at 2309 as it is at least forty minutes between Bristol and Swindon.
Confirming the minimum connection time of ten minutes, we next board the 2246 Great Western Railway service 2E82 to Gloucester, arriving there at 2339 on Monday evening.We next take the 20.14 GWR service to Bristol Temple Meads arriving at 22.35 on Monday.