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steam for ever 10th September 2009 17:51

I don't see how EWS can claim anything anymore.
Is it not DB Shenker?

Deathbyteacup 10th September 2009 21:46

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Originally Posted by steam for ever (Post 32037)
I don't see how EWS can claim anything anymore.
Is it not DB Shenker?

It wasn't at the time, so no. "DB Schenker" weren't involved, if you like.

Either way, I hope you aren't trolling. =/

pre65 10th September 2009 21:49

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Originally Posted by Deathbyteacup (Post 32062)
It wasn't at the time, so no. "DB Schenker" weren't involved, if you like.

Either way, I hope you aren't trolling. =/

Forgive my ignorance but what is "trolling" ?

Deathbyteacup 10th September 2009 21:53

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Originally Posted by pre65 (Post 32063)
Forgive my ignorance but what is "trolling" ?

Making an off-topic comment purely to provoke a negative response / arguement, or to derail the thread for no real reason except to score points.

Not to say he is, but, anyway.

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I don't understand this as the Metrolink handbook states that the overhead wires in the City Centre section are actually higher with a nominal height of 5500mm above the roadway. I assume this is to cater for high road vehicles such as double-decker buses.
Sorry, quite right!

I should have explained myself more clearly really. What I had in mind specifically was Victoria station, which any Pacer would have to pass under to get to the city centre.

If you look at the OHL at Victoria, it's pretty clear no main line train could reasonably fit under it, at least to me. It looks *very* low IMO.

swisstrains 10th September 2009 21:53

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Originally Posted by pre65 (Post 32063)
Forgive my ignorance but what is "trolling" ?

I think it used to be called "s--t stirring" in my day.:D


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