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August 20th 15, 08:30 AM
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Dead DLR train
A train died at Bank this morning. I know cos was I was there - it was
stuck halfway into the eastbound platform with the red interrupt light shining next to the doors. Had a couple of bods standing at the consoles at the front looking confused. What I didn't understand is why they didn't just drive it out of the way manually immediately? If it really was a fault with the train as they were saying (and not with the signalling system) then surely that would make the most sense? -- Spud |
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