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Time table for Dawlish

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martyn29

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I'm going to dawlish in september for 4 whole days! Is there anywhere I can print out the times on the line, so I dont miss anything to/ from Dawlish?

many thanks

Martyn
 
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Yes, find someone with access to TRUST and ask them nicely ;)

Failing that, download the Virgin and FGW timetables. Also check out SWT as there may be one while you're there (do they still run beyond Exeter?)
 

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Yes, find someone with access to TRUST and ask them nicely ;)

Failing that, download the Virgin and FGW timetables. Also check out SWT as there may be one while you're there (do they still run beyond Exeter?)

thanks Yorkie, may I ask what TRUST is?

cheers

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Yorkie, SWT still operate to Paignton, so yes, they still operate on the sea wall ;)
 

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As for what TRUST is,

ORR Glossary said:
TRUST

Train Running System TOPS. A train running and punctuality monitoring system, mainly fed by automatic inputs from signalling systems.

Yorkie, SWT still operate to Paignton, so yes, they still operate on the sea wall ;)
I'm sure there are (or, at least, were) DfT plans afoot to abolish it though, just wasn't sure if it had happened yet ;)

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I've just checked and this was in the South West RUS consultation document:-

* removal of the services from London Waterloo travelling west of
Exeter to Plymouth and Paignton, and current SWT services travelling
between Salisbury and Bristol - these services duplicate other train
operator services and/or appear to have a limited financial or
economic case for operation;

However there was such an uproar by passengers that the DfT silently dropped the proposals :lol:
 

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SWT operate 2 services to Plymouth and 2 services to Paignton per day.

I know where you can access a WTT for Newton Abbot just down the line, likewise for Exeter St Davids at the other end.
 
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yorkie, you'll find the proposal actually became a "priced option" of the bid for the franchise. SWT offered the priced option and hence services to Plymouth and Paignton continue.
 

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SWT operate 2 services to Plymouth and 2 services to Paignton per day.

I know where you can access a WTT for Newton Abbot just down the line, likewise for Exeter St Davids at the other end.

Don't forget the 1 that goes through to Penzance on saturdays only. ;)

Mart
 

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SWT operate 2 services to Plymouth and 2 services to Paignton per day.

I know where you can access a WTT for Newton Abbot just down the line, likewise for Exeter St Davids at the other end.

cool, could you let me know where Liam? Thanks
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SWT operate 2 services to Plymouth and 2 services to Paignton per day.

I know where you can access a WTT for Newton Abbot just down the line, likewise for Exeter St Davids at the other end.
Do you have the times for these? Hope I dont miss my breakie:):)
 

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Have a look at FGW TT book B on the FGW website. It has the whole timetable for the Dawlish section. Fast services pass Dawlish (from Newton Abbot 8 mins after departure) (From Exeter about 12 mins)
 

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does timetable B (which I now have Thanks FGW!) cover all trains apart from freight to pass through dawlish?

Cheers

Mart
 

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ECS=Empty Coaching Stock (I believe). For example a run to/from a depot. Usually used before the train starts passenger service for the day and at the conclusion.
 
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