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April 20th 10, 10:51 AM
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Yellow front panels
On 20 Apr, 09:41, Pat Ricroft wrote:
On 19 Apr, 22:50, "Paul Scott" wrote: "Graham Harrison" wrote in message ... If trains on the national network need yellow front panels why doesn't the same apply to LUL? It has been suggested previously it is because LU do not normally allow maintenance staff access to the live railway. You may have noticed LU's battery maintenance locos do have yellow panels... So why don't the Bakerloo Line trains have yellow panels for working over Network Rail lines to Harrow and Wealdstone? IIRC, the tracks are LUL (or whatever), and Network Rail trains run over them. ISTR a NR/LUL boundary marker on my Baker. Clarification, anyone? Andy |
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