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Post by antharro on Sept 19, 2014 1:29:19 GMT
I noticed today that there's an S7 stopping board at the Heathrow end of one of the South Ealing platforms. Is this for reversing in emergency situations?
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Post by Deleted on Sept 19, 2014 1:39:45 GMT
Can't really reverse at South Ealing, was it on the westbound local. TUT's gut suggests it's for runs down to Northfields depot, though I thought they were done ECS so I could be wrong and am quite happy to be corrected.
There is a 'wrong-road starter' on the eastbound local at South Ealing, but I gather that that's because it doubles as LUL's test track, doesn't it? (Wrong-road starter is in quotes because I'm not sure whether that's really the right term, because I think in reality the line's probably reversible. Would be grateful for clarification, but I'm aware I'm gradually drifting off topic, I only bring it up because it does look, at first, as if that signal could be involved in a reversing manoeuvre at South Ealing, but I can't see any way you could reverse until you got to Northfields station).
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Post by Colin on Sept 19, 2014 2:04:06 GMT
There is an S stock chevron there in case a wrong route is accepted in error.
Please don't be too offended Tut but if you don't know the answer its best to leave it to those who do - we pride ourselves on good quality posts on this forum, not quantity!
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