Timetable Anomolies

Westernchallenger

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Timetable Anomolies

« on: December 11, 2007, 16:24:39 »

There are probably lots of timetable anomolies emerging with the start of the new timetable but I think that 3 different times for the same train is rather excessive! 0535 Plymouth - Paddington advertised to dep 0813 in TSO^▸ NRT^▸ , 0813 in Bradshaw NRT but amended to 0810 in footnotes, 0811 in FGW^▸ pocket timetables and 0810 on the departure indicator at Pewsey. Train actually departed today at 0816 so everyone made it in the end! Any other examples like this?


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Westernchallenger

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Re: Timetable Anomolies

« Reply #1 on: December 11, 2007, 16:26:52 »

Quote from: Westernchallenger on December 11, 2007, 16:24:39

I should have made it clear that the times refer to Pewsey!


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swlines

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Re: Timetable Anomolies

« Reply #2 on: December 17, 2007, 04:00:45 »

This service is booked to depart Pewsey at 0810 according to the train services database - arrives 0809.

Plymouth 5:35
Totnes 6:03
Newton Abbot 6:16
Exeter St Davids 6:39
Tiverton Parkway 6:54
Taunton 7:07
Castle Cary 7:29
Westbury 7:51
Pewsey 8:10
Newbury 8:30
Reading 8:53
London Paddington 9:22


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