Mcr Warrior
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Not 100% always, but mostly so. Can cause consternation when trains are 'reverse formation' & folk are waiting at the 'wrong' end.It's always in the same place, at the South.
Not 100% always, but mostly so. Can cause consternation when trains are 'reverse formation' & folk are waiting at the 'wrong' end.It's always in the same place, at the South.
And yet nobody cares or thinks that having first class in one fixed place is a bad idea.Not 100% always, but mostly so. Can cause consternation when trains are 'reverse formation' & folk are waiting at the 'wrong' end.
Unless the train has been diverted and ended up turned during a journeyIt's always in the same place, at the South.
It was something British Rail brought in with HSTs and then also introduced into Mk2 hauled formations. The first class was intended to always be at the London end.And yet nobody cares or thinks that having first class in one fixed place is a bad idea.