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Title: "Due to congestion" Post by: GBM on April 20, 2022, 15:55:56 What is congestion?
My immediate though would be full and standing, so train leaving late with difficulty in pushing Or does it mean line congestion - why? Points failure today maybe. Combination of both? Answers on a postcard............ Title: Re: "Due to congestion" Post by: ChrisB on April 20, 2022, 16:06:56 Always the latter - "owing to crowding" would be the former.
Line congestion can be for many reasons, IT failure, Emergency services on site at terminus, many trackside failures (points, signals etc), etc. Title: Re: "Due to congestion" Post by: eightonedee on April 20, 2022, 17:01:28 Presumably this has replaced that old standby that seems to have been retired - "Operating Difficulties"
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