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On Feb 21, 12:53*pm, Paul Corfield wrote:
On Fri, 20 Feb 2009 01:26:43 -0800 (PST), wrote: Seems that theres been a failure this morning between T123 and T5 according to the traffic news. Can't even virtually brand new signals work without failing on this system? Whats the reason, cheap components, poor maintenance, bad design? What's interesting is that I checked our internal real time service information page when I saw your post. *I then went to the "history" page for the Picc line that would list every single disruption affecting the service on Friday. *There was no failure since start of traffic at the locations you cite or indeed anywhere on the Picc Line. *Perhaps the travel news got it wrong or was it Heathrow Express that went wrong? That morning, I had a text from TfL about a points failure meaning no service to T5 and minor delays to the rest of the line. The disruption was also on the TfL live travel new page. |
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