Is there a way to see all trains booked through a specific platform?

[Pokelet]

Hi all, does anyone know a way of finding out all the services booked to call or pass a specific platform? So for example, all the services booked Platform 3 at New Street each day? I've tried OTT and RTT but can't see a way.
Thanks

 

[PHILIPE]

Hi all, does anyone know a way of finding out all the services booked to call or pass a specific platform? So for example, all the services booked Platform 3 at New Street each day? I've tried OTT and RTT but can't see a way.
Thanks

Should be easy. The platform for every train is shown on RTT

 

[alistairlees]

Something like brtimes.com is probably easiest to use for this:

BR Times - Train Times & Station Platform Finder

Alternative journey planner featuring full schedule details including platforms and connection times, for every passenger train on the National Rail network.

www.brtimes.com

 

[jopsuk]

note that some stations, especially those that are purely terminii, are notorious for changing platforms- Kings Cross is especially one. I'm guessing that complex through stations like New Street actually need most trains to stick to booked platforms to make the timetable work?

 

[uww11x]

note that some stations, especially those that are purely terminii, are notorious for changing platforms- Kings Cross is especially one. I'm guessing that complex through stations like New Street actually need most trains to stick to booked platforms to make the timetable work?

Indeed. A wrongly platformed train could cause hours of delays.

 

[Peter C]

Should be easy. The platform for every train is shown on RTT

Not at some stations. On the Cotswold Line, for example - RTT shows platforms for Ascott and Moreton but not Kingham.

-Peter

 

[Pokelet]

Should be easy. The platform for every train is shown on RTT .

Yes it is, but you can't filter by platform.

I had seen something a few years ago I just can't remember which one/where it was

 

[PHILIPE]

Yes it is, but you can't filter by platform.

I had seen something a few years ago I just can't remember which one/where it was

I haven't seen any filter option myself but it might mean going through the list and select those using a certain platform. Use a day in the future for booked platforms because platforms on the current day may have changed from the booked one.

 

[JonathanH]

Hi all, does anyone know a way of finding out all the services booked to call or pass a specific platform? So for example, all the services booked Platform 3 at New Street each day? I've tried OTT and RTT but can't see a way.
Thanks

Can't you just dump the data out to a spreadsheet and then do your own manipulation on it?