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Email to Network Rail regarding Liverpool Street
Paul Scott wrote:
When we discussed this in the thread "Gatelines - relative numbers" on Jan 16th onwards, Paul C suggested Liverpool St had about 60 'mainline' ticket gates. Apparently Waterloo is getting something around 170 ticket gates. Given the similar footfalls (to within the odd 10 million or so), perhaps that is evidence in itself that Liverpool St needs more gates? From experience of Liverpool Street in the mornings it often seems that far too many gates are set for entering the plaform instead of for exiting, reducing the numbers further. The high numbers (13-17 odd) are especially bad with some of the exit gates not always recognising my Oyster. |
Email to Network Rail regarding Liverpool Street
On Aug 18, 11:45*pm, "Tim Roll-Pickering" T.C.Roll-
wrote: Paul Scott wrote: From experience of Liverpool Street in the mornings it often seems that far too many gates are set for entering the plaform instead of for exiting, reducing the numbers further. The high numbers (13-17 odd) are especially bad with some of the exit gates not always recognising my Oyster. I agree, and the amount of gates that are broken seems to be very high. Fairly often there will be a barrier that appears to be working, but won't actually allow one to put their ticket in the slot, resulting in frustration and an attempt to use another barrier that has a large queue of people waiting to get through it. I assume they staff don't check the barriers in the morning (I'm not ruling out the possibility that they do check them and they barriers go bad afterwards). All the best, Thirty9. |
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