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Re: Great Service City Rail
- Subject: Re: Great Service City Rail
- From: "Paul Jones" <jonesclan@free.net.au>
- Date: Fri, 28 Apr 2000 21:44:04 +1000
- Distribution: world
- Newsgroups: aus.rail
- Organization: OzEmail Ltd, Australia
- References: <3908347d@pink.one.net.au>
- Xref: bclass.spectrum.com.au aus.rail:7242
There is alway's signal faliture at Clarendon. usually Lightening or
something, so they say. I'm glad i live at riverstone!!!!
-----
Paul Jones
Keith wrote in message <3908347d@pink.one.net.au>...
>Good one City Rail, you have managed to stuff up 5:47pm to Richmond 2 days
>running. Both services were late leaving Town Hall and...
>
>On Wednesday the service was changed to an all stations to Blacktown
>somewhere between Central and Strathfield. Pity the passengers were not
>told. Whatever happened to the Richmond service is anyone's guess, even the
>station staff were clueless on this one.
>
>Tonight, Thursday, the service (I use the term service loosely) was
>terminated at Mulgrave due to a "signal failure" at Clarendon. After
>waiting a while with no announcements, buses arrived to take us the rest of
>the way. Once again City Rail staff were left clueless except for
>instructions to terminate the service at Mulgrave and await further
>instructions.
>
>You morons at City Rail seem to think that you can treat your customers
like
>mindless idiots and keep us paying passengers in the dark and when it suits
>you, off load us at any station of your choosing, change the service
>destinations and expect us to accept it as part of the service.
>
>Even companies such as Telstra are now committed to giving "service
>guarantees" where we, the customer, gets a refund for poor service. The
>best City Rail can do is "...apologise for any inconvenience caused" When
>will you learn that a coat of paint and few extra lights is not improving
>the service.
>
>How about giving the Richmond line passengers a fair go for once!
>
>