Most trains tend to be crewed using at least one traincrew depot that's located along the route. For example, trains from Norwich to Lowestoft are crewed from Norwich and Ipswich.
However, some services are exceptions to this 'rule'. For example, trains along the Greenford branch are crewed using Paddington drivers, who have to 'pass' to West Ealing (other than on the first and last trains of the day, which run from/to Paddington).
Can anyone come up with any other examples of similar services?
Bonus points to anyone who can come up with examples where this happens despite the existence of a traincrew depot along the route. For example, trains from Cleethorpes to Barton-on-Humber are crewed using EMR guards from Lincoln and Freightliner drivers from Knottingley, even though TPE have a depot at Cleethorpes.
However, some services are exceptions to this 'rule'. For example, trains along the Greenford branch are crewed using Paddington drivers, who have to 'pass' to West Ealing (other than on the first and last trains of the day, which run from/to Paddington).
Can anyone come up with any other examples of similar services?
Bonus points to anyone who can come up with examples where this happens despite the existence of a traincrew depot along the route. For example, trains from Cleethorpes to Barton-on-Humber are crewed using EMR guards from Lincoln and Freightliner drivers from Knottingley, even though TPE have a depot at Cleethorpes.