168lover
Member
has anybody got the diagrams for the 387s on Saturday please? because I am planning a trip to London and am wanting to have a ride on them
Now found my preferred seat on these units, not saying where though
let's just say it's comfortable for my purposes![]()
Unless you're driving the train, surely you can't sit there?!
It's probably the two tip up seats in the disabled area - they're the only two soft seats on the whole train...![]()
has anybody got the diagrams for the 387s on Saturday please? because I am planning a trip to London and am wanting to have a ride on them
Actually it's more the furthest to one end, it's a cosy little compartment tat looks 1st Class but isn't, what tip up seats? I've walked though there and hadn't noticed any....
^^ 110 was coupled to 308 this morning when it went through Norwood Junction.
The outside displays are terrible on these things.
You mean 38 u 110 was with 387108. I was on them this morning.
Outside display is better as it shows details clearer with more info as they are larger (Two levels) on the front. Sides is fairly the same but high res screen meaning its clearer.
yeah have notice the 2nd line on the 387s on the displays on the front should the "via" route.
Annoying I assume the 377/6s and 7/s have the software available to do the same for metro routes but southern have yet to sort that out.
You mean 38 u 110 was with 387108. I was on them this morning.
Outside display is better as it shows details clearer with more info as they are larger (Two levels) on the front. Sides is fairly the same but high res screen meaning its clearer.
Aye. God knows why I typed that. 2 line screen just looks odd and doesnt seem to fit right imo
yeah have notice the 2nd line on the 387s on the displays on the front should the "via" route.
I saw a solitary 387 (I think 118) going to Bedford this morning at Blackfriars - it was at about 8:30 and I think it may have been 1W81. As per the latest diagrams I think this was not meant to be run by a 387. Can anyone shed some light on what may have happened?
387 pair spilt to cover its own working and a 319s from Brighton due to stock displacement. They go back to a pair upon arrival at Bedford.
I know this isn't specifically 387 related but I didn't want to start a new thread.
As the 387 and next year 700's replace the 319s. Have all the 319s got somewhere to go or will some of them become spare?
The reason I ask is Southern appear desperately short of stock so could some of the 319's going spare be used on say Coastway routes to allow 377's to be freed for London Services that are 4 or 8 coach trains in the peak be extended to 12.
Or is it just they won't be available quick enough?
Of the 319s to be cascaded so far, we have 20 units allocated to Northern and 7 to LM to replace the 321s bound for ScotRail. This leaves 59 available but I don't imagine we will see much more of a cascade until the Thameslink Class 700 fleet comes into service.
The last thread for a general-purpose Thameslink cascade 'brainstorm' was indeed a while back, if there is any more you would like to discuss I suggest splitting into a new topic![]()
Surely we must expect more 319s cascaded for at present there are only 14 diagrams and the 387/1 fleet will soon total 29
Brian
I know this isn't specifically 387 related but I didn't want to start a new thread.
As the 387 and next year 700's replace the 319s. Have all the 319s got somewhere to go or will some of them become spare?
The reason I ask is Southern appear desperately short of stock so could some of the 319's going spare be used on say Coastway routes to allow 377's to be freed for London Services that are 4 or 8 coach trains in the peak be extended to 12.
Or is it just they won't be available quick enough?
By the way folks, current 387 situations is as follows
110/111 - commissioning Three Bridges depot