Post by Chris M on Dec 19, 2005 15:02:00 GMT
I've recently watched on the episodes of The Tube where they were following the trainee Northern Line driver. I think they said that the road test had to take in most of the line, which makes sense to me.
What happens though if there is significant service disruption during the test, through no fault of the person being tested, that means that they are unable to do significant part of what was planned (e.g. if the service is suspended around Dagenham for a significany length of time when the trainee is at Upminster)? Would the test just be written-off and rescheduled and not count towards the number of times they can take it?
Chris
What happens though if there is significant service disruption during the test, through no fault of the person being tested, that means that they are unable to do significant part of what was planned (e.g. if the service is suspended around Dagenham for a significany length of time when the trainee is at Upminster)? Would the test just be written-off and rescheduled and not count towards the number of times they can take it?
Chris
