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Re: Travelling home with Hillside trains <=> V/line




Christopher_Martin GORDON <cmgord@ecr.mu.oz.au> wrote in message
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> : It's been a pretty disappointing weekend for some aspects of Melborne
> : suburban train travel to date.  It's as if Hillside have gone out of
their
> : way to make it damn near imposible to catch any form of country train on
> : time -
>
> Have you seen the latest Hillside trick for late running trains?
> If a train is running late (like 10 minutes) and they need it back
> at the other end (like most trains) the do one or both of the following:
> Run Express for some part of the journey (when it is ment to stop) or,
> terminate (short running, like trams used to alot) early.

Question:  Is this sort of thing happening to Bayside as well?

FYI, relevant reading about this sort of thing can be found at:

http://www.passengerscharter.vic.gov.au/     where you can read a copy of
the Governments guarantees about the performance and reliability of public
transport.

The performance figures will sure make interesting reading, that is, if the
Govt is half serious about making sure that the data they collect is valid
:)

Reuben