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August 11th 17, 08:37 AM
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London Waterloo international
In message , at 03:40:45 on Fri, 11 Aug
2017, Basil Jet remarked: Note the 10:22 Addlestone train on the board is shown as the "Front coaches of the train". I wish they'd say "Near" and "Far": I never know what "Front" means! Also, unless you first walk to the very front of the train, and then back, how do you know where front 8 starts? At St Pancras, where one train used to split at Nottingham (front four to Lincoln) they had an A-frame on the platform to mark the division. -- Roland Perry |
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