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April 6th 17, 02:57 PM
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On 2017\04\06 12:58, Roland Perry wrote:
In message , at 11:07:59 on Thu, 6 Apr 2017, d remarked: Yes, you fell into the tabloid trap of thinking *all* passengers are commuters. You also don't seem to realise the services that run on that line. Probably 95% of passengers on the railways are commuters. If commuting doesn't justify electrification then its highly unlikely any other reason for travel will. Not on that line. I have a friend who lives in Shalford and he cycles to Guildford. People in Dorking will get the direct train, and people in Reigate will use Redhill. And the tph on the line, given you also need to change, is unsuitable for commuters. When I lived in Sutton and worked in Horsham, I often changed at Gatwick and Dorking(s) if the last direct train home was cancelled. |
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