| Request stops becoming compulsory ones with added stop-order calls Posted by grahame at 11:02, 8th September 2026 |     |
Where a train is cancelled, it makes sense to put in a "stop order" on a subsequent train to provide an alternative service
I'm noticing that where a train that calls only on request is cancelled, the stop orders seem to turn it into a mandated, compulsory stop on the following train? Use of the word "will" rather than "may". Is that to re-assure waiting passengers who may no longer have a timetable reference for the train coming and may not notice it in time to signal to the driver?
10:48 Liskeard to Looe due 11:16 will call additionally at St Keyne Wishing Well Halt, Causeland and Sandplace.
This is due to the train making extra stops because a train was cancelled.
This is due to the train making extra stops because a train was cancelled.
| Re: Request stops becoming compulsory ones with added stop-order calls Posted by ChrisB at 11:05, 8th September 2026 | |
There needs to be a 'thumbs up' icon/smiley.....yes.
