Ah, fair enough. I don't think I've heard the term "conductor" used in connection with train staff before the usual term is "guard" or "train manager".
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Ah, fair enough. I don't think I've heard the term "conductor" used in connection with train staff before the usual term is "guard" or "train manager".
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I think it became more confusing when I added more information on what buses to be used, sorry for any misunderstanding.
TPE announcements on the Oxenholme - Windermere line refered to the 'conductor' this afternoon, so it seems some of them are.
Seems a bit strange to me when I think of conductors and buses.
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Seems a bit strange to me when I think of conductors and buses.
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And even that not within very central London where you have to use roadside machines.
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