Recent content by Daniel

Overnight last night

The Jubilee Line SCC has had issues with the DMIs across the whole line failing to receive information, recently. They should be fixed now.

Yes, exactly that. Most control rooms have a fleet engineer / maintainer based in them, to give remote fault diagnosis/resolution assistance to train operators. They'll normally monitor their 'required' units, in addition to giving a list of them to the signallers. Of course, service comes...

Expected Order Arriving Train_____T/Ops Next Train 101_____________104 102_____________105 103_____________106 104_____________107 105_____________108 106_____________109 107_____________110 Actual Arriving Order and reforms 101______remain 101 104______make 102 102______make 103...

And an important point with this - those on banded roles are therefore being asked by the company to accept a pay deal without being told whether it will apply to them or not. The company has said they’ll apply it at their discretion, but hasn’t stated how they’ll use that discretion.

The bottom of the existing pay bands doesn’t move, so there are operational staff still affected by this with the current offer.

No, unless the line was suspended North of East Finchley. The only place a train can go from East Finchley Northbound is onwards to Finchley Central, or reversing via the main line meaning no other service could proceed until the driver had changed ends. A train would not be reversed North to...

Whilst you may have mean Southbound, which is more common late at night, no train is scheduled to terminate at East Finchley Northbound. In order to get into Highgate sidings they'd either have to shunt via the main line and block the Northbound, or head up to Finchley Central anyway. They're...

Steady arms above the head isn’t an emergency stop signal on LU, (rather ‘stop at me’) Both arms waved above the head is an emergency stop signal though, as is any light or item of clothing waved across the body - (though ideally red)

Indeed, it still works that way on the tube. I've certainly left the control room to respond to a person under a train, and often ask drivers to assist visually impaired customers to a place of safety on the platform while they await station staff colleagues to arrive.

Yeah I wasn’t replying to your post, I was posting info into the thread as that had just been made public, (the delay past September).

Project updates "While making the planned improvements, we found that we needed to do more complex and time-consuming repairs. We now expect to be able to reopen the station at the end of 2024. The work to fully replace both escalators at the station is progressing well. We're on track to...

Yes, though if a drivers’ workplace were determined to be their cab and therefore a toilet needed, the same would apply to every bus and taxi I imagine, plus on a bike for a Deliveroo driver!

Yes - there are noise related speed restrictions on at least one line…

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