Which stations have a regular service provision better than patronage demands?

[Mcr Warrior]

For example Southease on the Lewes-Seaford line? (Hourly off-peak calling pattern, but typically less than 10,000 passengers using the station per year).

 

[stut]

Swale, on the Sheerness line. Half-hourly service, around 3-4000 pax/year.

 

[route101]

i would say glasgow to anniesland via maryhill . Always quiet !

 

[Mcr Warrior]

Swale, on the Sheerness line. Half-hourly service, around 3-4000 pax/year.

Twice the frequency (compared with Southease), and half the patronage! Any others?

 

[Failed Unit]

Nearly all stations between Lincoln and nottingham. Newark castle the exception collingham the biggest over provision.

 

[yorksrob]

I suppose that Swale and Southease are fortunate to be on local/branchline routes where there'd be little to gain from not stopping trains there.

 

[Johnny Lewis]

Whittlesea, between Peterborough and Ely, gets the 2-hourly Peterborough to Ipswich (formerly Liverpool Street) service, AND some extra XC services at certain times of the day.
Every time I've been on a train which stops there, I've never seen anyone getting on or off.

Then there's Lockerbie.......

 

[nr_signaller]

Rugeley trent valley!

 

[Failed Unit]

Lockierbie has a useful footfall now TPE provide a reasonable service.

 

[ralphchadkirk]

Rugeley trent valley!

You'll upset someone on here with that!