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Trivia: Journeys on Separate Trains with same headcodes.

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Trainfan344

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Just had a look at Traksy.uk, and noticed that 1P27 10:00 Norwich to London Liverpool Street offers a connection into 1P27 12:50 London Bridge to Tattenham Corner, is this possible elsewhere I wonder?
 
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I seem to remember that the same headcode cannot be used in the same region within 6 hoe (I stand to be corrected on the time). As a result, I suspect that it can only happen in London where regions converge.
 

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As a result, I suspect that it can only happen in London where regions converge.
Or, in theory at least, somewhere like Glasgow where the two stations are considered a walking interchange but the two networks don't (really) link up.
 

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At St Pancras a 1C or 1F can be either an EMT or a Southeastern service. You could arrive at 0807 on 1F13 from Broadstairs and then catch the 0826 1F13 to Sheffield, for example. This similarly happens again and again through the day
 
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