Re:[NSW] train sent the wrong way

["Sean" <NoSpam@Hello.Springwood.Rail>]

Sorry is disagree here.
Today a Cityrail train did get sent the wrong way. it was from a signaller
sending it to Fairfield instead of its destination of the city. it didn't go
on the wrong track just the wrong main line.
--
Sean
Blue Mountains NSW

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"Anita Lukaszyk" <neety@ozemail.com.au> wrote in message
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> Andrew,
>
> There is a BIG difference between a train travelling down the wrong
> section of track and an incorrect Platform Indicator. If the Platform
> Indicator is showing incorrect information, tell the Station Staff. They
> are the ones who can change the display (or get somebody else to).
> Otherwise tell the Guard who *should* make an announcement advising them
> of the correct stopping pattern of the train.
>
> Andrew Tailby wrote:
> >
> > today in the mornming peak a train from the west was sent down to the
south
> > at granville on the y link
> > then tonight at gosford on platform 3 a newcastle bound train had on the
> > platform desto showing it going back to sydney under the bit saying
> > newcastle train
> > can we trust the train we are about to get on if this happens withen 10
> > hours of each other
> > andrew
>
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>
> Anita Lukaszyk
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