cyclebytrain
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I thought that any newly installed bridges either had to be partially open (e.g the transfer deck at reading) or have an HVAC system to regulate the temperature. I used the new bridge at Strood last weekend, which is fully enclosed and was rather unsurprisingly, like an oven (I've never been quite so glad to see a lift arrive...)
I'm now rather curious, is my understanding of the rules for new bridges wrong, or is there a loophole in the rules that allows the bridge at Strood to be fully enclosed that doesn't apply to other bridges, or should there be open windows in the Strood bridge?
If anyone knows the answer I'd be very grateful.
I'm now rather curious, is my understanding of the rules for new bridges wrong, or is there a loophole in the rules that allows the bridge at Strood to be fully enclosed that doesn't apply to other bridges, or should there be open windows in the Strood bridge?
If anyone knows the answer I'd be very grateful.