Cian
Well-known member
Guinness Boy said:And here's another thing. Once the services start again once there's a 60 minute delay doesn't there reach a point where the timetable is actually maintained to all intents and purposes. For example if you got on the train at East Croydon you could actually be an hour late home but if you aimed for, say, the 16.30 out of Haywards Heath and it actually was the 15.30 arriving at 16.30 would you really notice?
Is my brain warped today?
That works - to an extent. The backlog of people waiting for the earlier trains causes longer load/unload times, delaying the late/now back to normal train, causing a further delay.