Post by Deleted on Apr 7, 2008 7:15:55 GMT
As is normal for me at the moment when the first train out of Colindale is a Charing Cross branch, I was at Embankment this morning at about 07:05.
Severe delays were reported due to a signalling problem at Earls Court.
From the eastbound platform, I witnessed a reverse on the westbound - first time I've seen this, although I knew it was possible. How often does this move get used?
I note that the move is "running" signalled. Is it ever used with passengers on? (engineering work, perhaps?)
Also, what was it that happened at ECT? (as long as it's not too "secret".)
Severe delays were reported due to a signalling problem at Earls Court.
From the eastbound platform, I witnessed a reverse on the westbound - first time I've seen this, although I knew it was possible. How often does this move get used?
I note that the move is "running" signalled. Is it ever used with passengers on? (engineering work, perhaps?)
Also, what was it that happened at ECT? (as long as it's not too "secret".)
