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Northern Rail receive an Award!
Please don't shoot me, I'm only the messenger. http://www.rail.co/2011/02/21/rail-b...ilco+(rail.co) :eek: Knowing the feelings about Northern Rail on this forum I though several times before posting this link!:D
Regards, 62440. |
This award will encourage them to keep up their investment and might make the DFT[daft idiots] let them buy new rolling stock .
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I'll admit that they have been getting better over th past year, but I would't have thought they would win this.
I'm watching you Northern Rail! :D. |
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I suggest that 3 car 172s with corridor ends like those delivered to London Midland would suit Northern the Best. I think that for the majority of services they have outgrown 2 car trains. To leave room for growth on intercity routes perhaps 4 car train would do the job.
Maybe now if they got their licence to run loco hauled trains they could use the stock that Wrexham and Shropshire used. |
northern wins award
im not surprised northern have won an award,the trains[considering the age of most of them]seem to run on time,they are mostly clean[except the 16.03bolton rochdale today]windows were filthy,but if a train turns up on time and gets me from a to b im happy,shame 2 of the 180s arent running due to some fault[guard at victoria told me]otherwise well done northern.
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The train staff are friendly and they're pretty good with times and schedules. If that's how the DFT measures performance & productivity then Northern will do well. Passengers should start a petition to enforce rolling stock change. Even the Southport MP got nowhere complaining. I'm on a train today right now that breaches health & safety due to water all over the floor without signs.
If we want to force change only a petition, media coverage and a PR campaign will make it happen because Northern don't care about the safety or comfort of their passengers. Do we care enough about ourselves to demand this change? |
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The train staff are friendly and they're pretty good with times and schedules. If that's how the DFT measures performance & productivity then Northern will do well. Passengers should start a petition to enforce rolling stock change. Even the Southport MP got nowhere complaining. I'm on a train today right now that breaches health & safety due to water all over the floor without signs.
If we want to force change only a petition, media coverage and a PR campaign will make it happen because Northern don't care about the safety or comfort of their passengers. Do we care enough about ourselves to demand this change? |
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