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Re: [NSW] on time running

Subject: Re: [NSW] on time running
From: thebaron@nospam.ozemail.com.au
Date: 23 Oct 2000 23:27:16 GMT
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Well it seems trains don't run late anymore. Sonia eventually
announced that my train was 'delayed' for 5 min.


Chris Downs <cvdowns@ozemail.com.au> wrote:
> Post AM peak out west was strained this morning.  The 0916 Penrith - Syd
> Term (originates at Springwood) lost 20 minutes between Pendle Hill and
> Strathfield.  Congestion on the up main was quite serious as were train
> loadings to the Paralympics.

> One packed OP bound R set left Westmead with "Aussie, Aussie......." clearly
> eminating from one of the cars.  Party mood reigned supreme for those bound
> for OP but there was considerable complaint from those that were 19 minutes
> late into town.

> The up main Westmead to Granville/up suburban from Granville appeared free
> flowing.

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