Title: Loadings in different parts of the country Post by: grahame on February 04, 2008, 06:18:59 There seemed to be plenty of trains in Nottingham when I was up there last week ... totally unscientific, but I didn't see the major overcrowding and in fact there were some pretty empty trains and platforms ... and it was peak hour that I was around!
http://www.savethetrain.org.uk/update/index.html (http://www.savethetrain.org.uk/update/index.html) Does anyone produce average loading figures for trains in different parts of the country between (say) 8 and 9 a.m.? ( Permalink: http://www.savethetrain.org.uk/melkshamrailway/243_.html ) Title: Re: Loadings in different parts of the country Post by: vacman on February 04, 2008, 15:42:56 I can give you "guesstimates" for averages.
0835 from St Ives 5-20 passengers (153) 0743 from Penzance (HST)(people heading towards Truro-0827 into there) 100-150 passengers arriving into Truro. 0705 from Plymouth (HST)(as above, is commuter service to Truro) 200+ passengers arriving into Truro (is usually an HST full!!) 0757 from Falmouth Docks 100-120 (usually a 150 full by Truro, or a 153 grossly overcrowded!) 0810 into Plymouth (0604 from Pnz) 100+ into Plymouth (is a 150 usually) 0849 into Plymouth (0643 from Pnz) 100+ into Plymouth (HST) If thats what your looking for. Title: Re: Loadings in different parts of the country Post by: grahame on February 06, 2008, 21:47:32 If thats what your looking for. Useful information to help build up the picture ... I was very much wondering how it balanced; trying to understand the fuller scene. Title: Re: Loadings in different parts of the country Post by: devon_metro on February 07, 2008, 16:33:29 Main peak flows in the South West i'd say are Exeter, Plymouth, Truro, Bristol although understandably people commute all over the place!
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