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City of Thames questions
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TS_Trainspotter
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Savage Kid
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ok
u know for the dest boards at end stns if train is on over platform should it show what platform the train is on
u know for the dest boards at end stns if train is on over platform should it show what platform the train is on
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According to the timetable these amounts at each depot are equal in morning and evening. Some trains do however switch between lines. The default numbering is based on which line the train serves:TS_Trainspotter wrote: ↑29 Dec 2020, 23:26 It also seems that a train exiting Ealing in the morning, enters Palace Gardenin the evening, so Ealing depot has one train less than in the morning. Is the reverse train somehow modelled so that the amount of trains in each depots at the beginning and end of service is even?
201 - 220: Ealing - Barlow
221 - 240: Ealing - Palace Garden during the day, Birkbeck - Hendon in the evening.
241 - 260: Beckton - Hendon
261 - 280: (Beckton) - Acton - Hendon during the day, Birkbeck - Hendon in the evening.
Same for the green line, again default numbering, some trains change between Simpleton and Beckton branch at the start of the evening:
401 - 420: Simpleton - Oxford Cross, shortened to Aldgate between 20:00 and 22:00
421 - 440: Beckton - Aldgate, extended to Oxford Cross between 20:00 and 22:00
441 - 460: Elmford - GWR
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TS_Trainspotter
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Thanks, I have somehow miscalculated the amount of trains leaving and entering each depot

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NJTFAN1235!
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I am guessing that's the same thing as for the Purple Line?Michiel wrote: ↑30 Dec 2020, 09:15According to the timetable these amounts at each depot are equal in morning and evening. Some trains do however switch between lines. The default numbering is based on which line the train serves:TS_Trainspotter wrote: ↑29 Dec 2020, 23:26 It also seems that a train exiting Ealing in the morning, enters Palace Garden in the evening, so Ealing depot has one train less than in the morning. Is the reverse train somehow modelled so that the amount of trains in each depots at the beginning and end of service is even?
201 - 220: Ealing - Barlow
221 - 240: Ealing - Palace Garden during the day, Birkbeck - Hendon in the evening.
241 - 260: Beckton - Hendon
261 - 280: (Beckton) - Acton - Hendon during the day, Birkbeck - Hendon in the evening.
Same for the green line, again default numbering, some trains change between Simpleton and Beckton branch at the start of the evening:
401 - 420: Simpleton - Oxford Cross, shortened to Aldgate between 20:00 and 22:00
421 - 440: Beckton - Aldgate, extended to Oxford Cross between 20:00 and 22:00
441 - 460: Elmford - GWR
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Hello there,
I Just looked at Hemdon Market, and spotted S8 stop signs. Does anybody know why ?
I Just looked at Hemdon Market, and spotted S8 stop signs. Does anybody know why ?
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It's a bit like the Stanmore branch in London, which was originally part of the Metropolitan line which later got taken over by the Bakerloo line (and even later by the Jubilee line), so it was built to sub-surface standards. But unlike Stanmore in London, Hendon in the City of Thames retained the ability for sub-surface stock to visit this branch in case of engineering works.
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Ho thanks !
An other question, is this normal that there are 2 signs for the S8 at Willford Junction ? Towards Barnet.

An other question, is this normal that there are 2 signs for the S8 at Willford Junction ? Towards Barnet.

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SkraightUp100
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Following from this, please see the numbering for the yellow, blue and purple line. (its a rough guess, please correct me if im wrong)Michiel wrote: ↑30 Dec 2020, 09:15 According to the timetable these amounts at each depot are equal in morning and evening. Some trains do however switch between lines. The default numbering is based on which line the train serves:
201 - 220: Ealing - Barlow
221 - 240: Ealing - Palace Garden during the day, Birkbeck - Hendon in the evening.
241 - 260: Beckton - Hendon
261 - 280: (Beckton) - Acton - Hendon during the day, Birkbeck - Hendon in the evening.
Same for the green line, again default numbering, some trains change between Simpleton and Beckton branch at the start of the evening:
401 - 420: Simpleton - Oxford Cross, shortened to Aldgate between 20:00 and 22:00
421 - 440: Beckton - Aldgate, extended to Oxford Cross between 20:00 and 22:00
441 - 460: Elmford - GWR
Yellow Line
501 - 520: anti-clockwise
521 - 540: clockwise
Blue Line
301 - 320: Picc Sq - Hendon
321 - 340: Picc Sq - Willford
341 - 360: Picc Sq - Barnet
Purple Line
601 - 620: Northbury - Queens X
621 - 640: South Red - Aldgate
641 - 660: Blueford - GWR
661 - 680: North Red - GWR
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NJTFAN1235!
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The Yellow and Blue services are accurately right.... But you need to know sometimes during certain hours on the Purple Line, they change services.SkraightUp100 wrote: ↑03 Dec 2025, 11:19 Following from this, please see the numbering for the yellow, blue and purple line. (its a rough guess, please correct me if im wrong)
Yellow Line
501 - 520: anti-clockwise
521 - 540: clockwise
Blue Line
301 - 320: Picc Sq - Hendon
321 - 340: Picc Sq - Willford
341 - 360: Picc Sq - Barnet
Purple Line
601 - 620: Northbury - Queens X
621 - 640: South Red - Aldgate
641 - 660: Blueford - GWR
661 - 680: North Red - GWR
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