NR Maps

[Chris]

I just came across this which has most of the maps people are looking for

http://www.teachingzone.org/nationalrail/photo.htm

Plus there are TOC logos and lots of other images too.

 

[Tom]

Most of those maps at http://www.teachingzone.org/nationalrail/photo.htm are available on NRs site... http://www.nationalrail.co.uk

 

[Chris]

Thats where I found them; under Teaching Zone on the bottom right of the National Rail Homepage

 

[ikar]

Might be interesting to someone what I've found there:

Railway people - Signaller

*One of the most important
jobs on the railway is that of
the signaller.

*The signaller controls the
movement of all trains on the
railway.

*The signaller decides which
train goes where and when.

Aint that right?

 

[Tom]

Chris, I know. But the maps themselves are pretty much all on NRs site without having to go to Teaching Zone.

 

[Chris]

You are right Tom. I thought it was quite good because it was all concentrated on one page, more of a quick reference. It seems though that the NR main maps pages have a greater selection, especially station interchange maps.
:hippy2:

PS. got any more of that cake? Maybe Chocolate this time?

 

[Tom]

I've got some cake...

 

[Chris]

Mmmh Mmmh! How good does that look?!:tongue1::tongue1::tongue1::tongue3:

 

[Mushroom]

On http://www.teachingzone.org/nationalrail/photo.htm there is a picture of someone driving a train (near the bottom of the photos) any idea what he's driving?

 

[clagmonster]

I'm not sure, but by taking clues, I can formulate a guess.
no end gangway
large destination screen
modern, cab access door
I personally we could be looking at a Thames/Chiltern turbo or a Networker, but I could very well be wrong.

 

[66526]

It's a 465.