> Yes, you are quite right about Brighton Beach. However, I am not aware
> of suburban trains stabling there in recent time. Unfortunately, I rare
> use the Sandringham line, thus someone else probably can answer this
> question better than I can.
>
> Finally, I just like to point out that to reduce vandalism overnight,
> the Met Train have stable trains in various places around Melbourne.
> These locations have high fences, barbed wires, lighting and security
> cameras. Places like Brighton Beach, Camberwell, Victoria Park, etc.
> would not be used for stabling trains overnight. However, they may be
> used to stable trains for short time only.
>
> I.C.
Iming,
I do notice though that the stabling yards at Sandringham are equally as
useless. They have razor wire fences on the sides, and all the CCTV's,
but there is a crossing there where one can just walk straight through,
or do they close these somehow at night? Either way, the trains are
accessible by simply climbing over the station fence onto the platform.
The setup at Sandingham has certainly confused me.
Cheers
David