WTT 11

[DrOne]

Superteacher - good explanation in reply #18, thanks.

Re: service levels - I was also under the impression that the quoted max tph would only actually be between North Greenwich and Willesden Green because of the reversal of some services at those points. Is this correct? If so, what proportion of the service will be Stanmore-Stratford?

[towerman]

As far as I'm aware for WTT11 there will only be North Greenwich reversers in the peaks as now with a Stanmore-Stratford & Willesden/Wembley-Stratford service off peak.

[Deleted]

Oct 28, 2009 22:15:23 GMT DrOne said:

I was also under the impression that the quoted max tph would only actually be between North Greenwich and Willesden Green because of the reversal of some services at those points.

Brilliant ! So for those heading beyond North Greenwich there will be trains getting turned there (which presumably will, as now, all be advertised as Stratford until you are approaching Canary Wharf. when it will be the dreaded "um....er....change of plan, now North Greenwich only, all change" message), and there will thus doubtless be no more service onwards to Stratford than there is now.

Two years of gross disruption for nothing.

[towerman]

No the tph between Stratford & North Greenwich will still be better than it is now,the reason there are last minute turn rounds at North Greenwich are either due to a disruption east of North Greenwich or late running.There always has been a reverser at North Greenwich approx every 20 minutes timetabled in the peaks.

[towerman]

WTT 11 introduction cancelled TFN.

[paterson00]

Sorry to butt in guys but what is WTT?

[Colin]

Working Time Table

It's a given line's timetable, containing the details of the train service - it's not a publically available publication but an internal only one, as it contains a lot of operational information only relevant to those directly involved in providing the train service or otherwise working on the railway.