"Mizter T" wrote in message
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On May 22, 7:40 pm, "MrBitsy" wrote:

"Recliner" wrote:

"MrBitsy" wrote:

C) The trains are due to be replaced in a couple of years time
anyway.

In two years, this mistake is likely to happen again - I hope it is
not someone you love who may be injured.

It would take longer to modify the current stock than they will remain
in
service. The demand is simply absurd. In any case, with a line entirely
in
tunnel, the risk to pax is less than on any line with surface or
double-track tunnel running. Of all the bizarre Crow-****, this must be
the worst.

A man lost his job, regardless where the line is.


To which one could retort that he didn't do his job in the first
place, and then proceeded to be economical with the actualité when
questioned about the incident.

Obviously he made a mistake. The problem is, if the trains still have this
flaw, other humans will also make the same mistake at some point.

Also, not sure if you've noticed, but lots of people are losing their
jobs at the moment.

I was made redundant in 2006, I do know what it feels like.


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MrBitsy
Rover 75 CDTi