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Proposed ticket office closures on the tube
thoss wrote:
At 17:24:09 on Sat, 14 Jul 2007 Graham Harrison opined:- "chunky munky" wrote in message oups.com... On Jul 14, 1:23 pm, "John Rowland" wrote: thoss wrote: Also, the new H&C Wood Lane station is planned to open without a ticket office. Will it have passive provision for one? No. Just Passenger Operated Machines and a Station Supervisors Office. Does this mean that closure of the ticket office means the whole station is unmanned? Reference to a supervisors office in Wood Lane suggests there will still be people present on each station, simply that the ticket office will be closed. If people are to be present are they able to provide help with the ticket machines? From my observations, ticket machines are never left unattended. When a station is unmanned the gates are left open. I know that at least some (all?) stations must be closed if there is not a staff member present. There is no requirement that the ticket office be open. -- Michael Hoffman |
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