Manchester77
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Has the reduction in side doors made any difference to dwell times, I seem to remember some questions were raised about the reduction from 3 doors to 2 on the S7s could cause increased dwell times?
Has the reduction in side doors made any difference to dwell times, I seem to remember some questions were raised about the reduction from 3 doors to 2 on the S7s could cause increased dwell times?
Except the first double-door at each end, which are narrower than C Stock but just 73mm wider than D Stock.The doors on S Stock are wider than on the C Stock . . . .
S Stock have PEA push-buttons.and when the ATP comes online and dwell times drop down through the floor I can see more delays coming from pulling the big red handles.
S Stock have PEA push-buttons.
Wonder if there will be a final tour - way back they used to work on the Met Main - reaching Amersham in service a few times ....
I'm baffled as to why the big red "door out of service" light doesn't come on until after the train has stopped at the platform; if it was on sooner then passengers in the SDO zone would have time to move to a set of doors that were actually going to open.what's making it worse at the moment are the short patforms on the route that are cause passengers to have to walk through the train, and when the ATP comes online and dwell times drop down through the floor I can see more delays coming from pulling the big red handles.
There seemed to be a shortage of stock on the Circle and H&C today, was this due to problems with the C or S7 stock?
The PIS knows what the next station is going to be, so surely it could be programmed to turn in the "door not in use" lights above the doors that aren't going to be in use at that next station in advance?
Non availability of serviceable C Stock.
Can you explain why please? I don't get it: the PIS knows what the next station will be and could presumably be programmed to turn on the door light in advance without compromising safety. People don't necessarily listen to announcements, either due to language barriers, earphones or general ignorance. A big red light above the door might help.Hence why the PIS makes such an announcement when the train boards at the previous station and when pulling into the SDO station...
The door lights are not connected to the PIS and for damn good reason...
Yes, the CIS knows what the next station will be - but is doesn't know where exactly the driver will stop the train.Can you explain why please? I don't get it: the PIS knows what the next station will be and could presumably be programmed to turn on the door light in advance without compromising safety.
Thanks. There were plenty of C stock out today what what I saw...
Do those numbers include the Wimbleware trains, which are still entirely C stock?More C Stock going soon:
1/11
1x C6 Barking-Northwood
1x C6 Barking-Neasden
2/11
3x C6 Barking-Neasden
2x C6 Hammersmith-Neasden
4/11
1x C6 Hammersmith-Northwood
Which will leave:
H&C: 1x M-F, 1x SAT, 1x SUN
circle: 9x M-F, 11x SAT, 9x SUN
Do those numbers include the Wimbleware trains, which are still entirely C stock?
Because the doors, sdo, door lights and other associated equipment is an MVDC safety tested system and the DVA is not...!
I assume that a final withdrawal date has not yet been decided?
May 2014