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Re: Sydney-Alice Springs Ghan held at Orange
- Subject: Re: Sydney-Alice Springs Ghan held at Orange
- From: "< Tell >" <telljb@ozemail.com.au>
- Date: Sun, 30 Jan 2000 17:43:47 +0930
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"michael ostrowski" <mfo@netwit.net.au> wrote:
>
> That night an single 81 class travelling light from the west would have
> arrived at OEF at around 2300, resulting in a 4 hour delay at Orange for the
> Ghan that Sunday. I heard from someone today that Trains that can't log onto
> train control at Orange, for train order working would not be allowed to
> procede. This apparently was a union decision, and is pretty anoying when
> you consider the problems with train order working are not limited just to
> trains but to the whole system. If trains are going to continue to
> experience problems loging onto Orange for train order working, they might
> as well go via the south. National Rail has 5 freights and pulls 6 passenger
> trains a week on the main west, it would be dissapointing if they all went
> via the south.
Four hour delay at Orange. And people wonder why rail
is a loser.
----Terry Burton