On the new trains the electronic indicators have us wondering what a special code means for Westmead Train Station. I asked a few Sydney Trains customer service operators and no one knows.
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But 8 cars fit onto Westmead easily...??
ReplyDeleteI noticed an 'SP1' station today (between Sydney & Wollongong) - gather it means a very short platform and alight from the last car (presumably as that carriage has the guard on it to signal the driver). There were a number of SP6's but no instructions for those stations. Then again, that train may have had only six carriages anyway.
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I'm on a four car train looking at the Helensburgh SP6 message.
ReplyDeleteThe guard/conductor spends the whole journey announcing forthcoming stations.
ReplyDeleteIt's the perfect excuse to stay up at the drivers compartment and avoid ever walking through the train
Waste of time as there are electronic signs and even more announcements via an automated voice.
The guards should be abolished.
Who would drive the train? Who would decide when to leave as to not trap people in the door?
DeleteTraveling in Europe there is no one to decide when the doors close. It's all automatic.
DeleteShut the fk up dick, what do u know about what guards do, just coz u cant get job as a guard. jealous cunt
DeleteWow. Who pissed in your cereal?
DeleteLOL imagine thinking someone is jealous of your job as a train station guard.
DeleteJesus anon who shat in your lunch?
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