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Title: TfW: interactive map Post by: Mark A on August 02, 2023, 13:10:22 Not easy to find a link to this resource from TfW's press release - here's the press release and a direct link.
Mark https://news.tfw.wales/news/new-interactive-map-launched-for-rail-travellers (https://news.tfw.wales/news/new-interactive-map-launched-for-rail-travellers) https://tfw.signalbox.io/ (https://tfw.signalbox.io/) Title: Re: TfW: interactive map Post by: Mark A on August 02, 2023, 13:34:30 Liking that TfW trains on their forays into England retain their colour coding as they make their way through the cloud of grey ghosts representing trains from the rest of the UK.
Also, the glitch in the representation of Eurostar services, which fly bizarrely to and fro across the south east. Mark Title: Re: TfW: interactive map Post by: Red Squirrel on August 02, 2023, 17:03:15 Hmm, just watched two trains cross inside Clifton Down Tunnel. Had me worried, it did.
Title: Re: TfW: interactive map Post by: Mark A on August 02, 2023, 21:18:22 Courtesy of a Twitter aquaintance: this version shows trains plus delays for all TOCs.
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