pethadine82
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- 16 Jun 2012
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There are a few generic messages that I have noticed
" There is a fault with the door system, this is being attended to, please do not operate any passenger alarms. Thank you"
This gets played when the train is in-between stations and there are delays.
This seems to be a common occurrence, and seriously doubt that the doors are that faulty.
The other message that I find tiresome is "you must be in possession of a valid first class ticket to sit in first class"
I take it that this is because the train is too full and the guard cannot check tickets.
Is this message automatic or does the guard press a button in his office?
It would be nice just to restrict this to first class as frequent playing of this message can give one a headache when trying to relax on a very busy train.
" There is a fault with the door system, this is being attended to, please do not operate any passenger alarms. Thank you"
This gets played when the train is in-between stations and there are delays.
This seems to be a common occurrence, and seriously doubt that the doors are that faulty.
The other message that I find tiresome is "you must be in possession of a valid first class ticket to sit in first class"
I take it that this is because the train is too full and the guard cannot check tickets.
Is this message automatic or does the guard press a button in his office?
It would be nice just to restrict this to first class as frequent playing of this message can give one a headache when trying to relax on a very busy train.