Engineering work. WON 18 refers to the Weekly Operating Notice Week 18. IT13 is the item number within the WON.
Usually a unit purposefully left in a station for a driver to take to sidings to save them having to walkHave seen (rarely tho!) TAX1 leave that one for you to decide
Car in Car Park, some distance from depot, or vice versaUsually a unit purposefully left in a station for a driver to take to sidings to save them having to walk
I remember when 507002 derailed in Kirkdale TMD a few years ago on Boxing day-Traksy showed OOPS.
I wouldn't mind doing that, but would anybody find it useful?I've also seen -EO- for electricity off.
Actually maybe we could start an alphabetical "glossary" for these terms and add their alternatives as we come across them?
OK yes, that would be good. I guess it would be useful, if only to satisfy curiosity when seeing something on a diagram.I wouldn't mind doing that, but would anybody find it useful?
How's that looking? Please tell me if I've made any mistakes and anything I've missed off
ThanksNDVR - No Driver
I've also seen -EO- for electricity off.
Actually maybe we could start an alphabetical "glossary" for these terms and add their alternatives as we come across them?
How's that looking? Please tell me if I've made any mistakes and anything I've missed off
Following high winds I have seen SHED and ROOF as well as TREE. Was around Stourbridge IIRC.
As in no DC current?NODC is used at Fawkham Junction
Not sure, but I think it would be prudent to include them all, so that if we come across any 'local jargon' we also know what it refers to?How many of these messages are official or are they local jargon ?
NAKA - Failed train
Not sure, but I think it would be prudent to include them all, so that if we come across any 'local jargon' we also know what it refers to?
You have a point, although I'm slightly concerned that one signaller could possibly be confused by another!I think there should be a separate list for official and non official. -EO- being a prime example of where there can be confusion.