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31-03-2006, 13:38
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A signalling failure doesn't mean the timetable is wrong
If the trains don't break down and the signalling is working (which is rare to break) the timetable as published is realistic and has some tolerance in it. Under degraded conditions the timetable of any network will go a stray Key thing here is the indentify the exact root cause Last edited by Mark Gleeson : 31-03-2006 at 13:40. |
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