Chris Gordon
cmgord@ecr.mu.oz.au
http://www.ecr.mu.oz.au/~cmgord
>Daniel Bowen <dbowen@custard.net.#SPAMTRAP#.au> wrote in article
><65de3l$94q$2@eplet.mira.net.au>...
>> Okay, there's something I don't get... maybe I'm just missing the
>point...
>>
>> The temporary timetable shows weekday AM Burnley trains running to
>> Flinders Street then via the loop. Weekday PM Burnley trains run
>> to the loop then to Flinders Street. So why exactly can't they run
>> them the opposite (and therefore normal) way?
>>
>This is actually a better way of running, as it means that the top two
>platforms at underground stations are unning in one direction, and the
>bottom two platforms are going in the other - it also increases the number
>of trains going in one direction. In the am, there were three times the
>number of trains travelling from Parliament to Flagstaff than there were
>going the other way, and vice versa in the pm. This change redresses that
>problem.
>Cheers
>>
>> Daniel
>> --
>> Daniel Bowen, Melbourne Australia.
>> Remove the spam bait to email me personally...
>>
>>
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