Customers stuck on District line train

[thomalex]

People trying to break windows again today this time on the District line between Turnham Green and Gunnersbury.

Train has been stuck for 2 hours and no ventilation, sounds terrible.

https://twitter.com/simon_gentry/status/1662154090057441280?s=46&t=k3xsfjAwVKlRQ_tWTeTZqQ

 

[Mojo]

People trying to break windows again today this time on the District line between Turnham Green and Gunnersbury.

Train has been stuck for 2 hours and no ventilation, sounds terrible.

https://twitter.com/simon_gentry/status/1662154090057441280?s=46&t=k3xsfjAwVKlRQ_tWTeTZqQ

I’ve split your posts into a new thread as this is not really connected to the incident at Clapham Common, nor with unexpected panic, but this is due to a Network Rail issue at Gunnersbury meaning the train was unable to proceed any further. Unlike the thread there was no issue or panic on the train.

 

[DavyCrocket]

Are the detrainment steps not allowed to be used on Network Rail lines? https://twitter.com/teqqles/status/1662185851978170390?s=46&t=udbUf1i4GVYPT9azJObLDg

 

[Mojo]

Are the detrainment steps not allowed to be used on Network Rail lines? https://twitter.com/teqqles/status/1662185851978170390?s=46&t=udbUf1i4GVYPT9azJObLDg

The detrainment in this case was carried out utilising the side cab steps. The detrainment ladders can, and have, been used for other incidents on Network Rail lines.

 

[maniacmartin]

Lack of ventilation is the #1 safety issue in disruption that the railways pretend doesn't exist.