Stock for 2D60

[ValleyLines142]

Hi guys, anyone who can access TRUST find out what the stock was for 2D60 1632 Penarth to Bargoed? I know 143601 was on the back but didn't catch the number of the refurbished 142 I was on at the front. Thanks!

 

[33056]

142 072.

 

[ValleyLines142]

142 072.

Didn't even know 072 was refurbished!

It's a shame the general public can't access TRUST.

 

[tcm1106]

Didn't even know 072 was refurbished!

It's a shame the general public can't access TRUST.

From my limited experience of using TRUST, the general public would have a hard time working out how to use it. Mainframe applications aren't user friendly...

 

[ValleyLines142]

From my limited experience of using TRUST, the general public would have a hard time working out how to use it. Mainframe applications aren't user friendly...

I'd try and use it alright. Is there absolutely NO way us general public can get it?

 

[MidnightFlyer]

I'd try and use it alright. Is there absolutely NO way us general public can get it?

In a word, no. I have seen it being used though (legitimately), and it is a very, very complex system at times, especially for those who may not know entirely what to do.

 

[ValleyLines142]

In a word, no. I have seen it being used though (legitimately), and it is a very, very complex system at times, especially for those who may not know entirely what to do.

Shame, it sounds such a good programme. I like using programmes like it to find out what stock is used on what. Is there any other system that does this?

 

[33056]

Also don't forget that TRUST is not infallible. For example, my train home the other night was shown as a 350/1 when I checked before leaving work but turned up as a 350/2; allocations are often put in early morning for the rest of the day so may change during the day, especially when problems occur.

 

[87015]

it is a very, very complex system at times, especially for those who may not know entirely what to do.

Trust isn't complicated from a user point of view, although TOPS is more so. Trust simply relies on you knowing what short text codes to type in to run a query and read what comes out. The pages and pages of explanations on the system is probably more confusing than actually using it!