Clansman
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As the title states.
Two obvious ones are Edinburgh Waverley and Haymarket, which both have services to Birmingham New Street in both directions run by XC and Virgin via the ECML and WCML.
Other stations I can think of are;
Glenrothes with Thornton
Kirkcaldy
Kingston On Thames
plus others which sit on the same loop lines.
Not sure about any other examples, but I'm sure there are a good few still out there.
Notes
-Said station must have diagrammed services to the destination in each direction
-Stations which sit on a loop line count
-Doesn't just have to be a destination station, can be any along the route as long as they meet the initial criteria.
-Can't be stations which require a train to 'reverse', as they technically head in the same direction of which they came in.
Two obvious ones are Edinburgh Waverley and Haymarket, which both have services to Birmingham New Street in both directions run by XC and Virgin via the ECML and WCML.
Other stations I can think of are;
Glenrothes with Thornton
Kirkcaldy
Kingston On Thames
plus others which sit on the same loop lines.
Not sure about any other examples, but I'm sure there are a good few still out there.
Notes
-Said station must have diagrammed services to the destination in each direction
-Stations which sit on a loop line count
-Doesn't just have to be a destination station, can be any along the route as long as they meet the initial criteria.
-Can't be stations which require a train to 'reverse', as they technically head in the same direction of which they came in.
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