TransPennine Express

[T42 PVM (Moderator)]

RE: TransPennine Express

(04/01/2019 15:47)boby32 Wrote:  There are only THREE services stopping at St Helens Central.

http://www.realtimetrains.co.uk/search/a...wtt&toc=TP

On Sunday, most services stop at St Helens Central.

http://www.realtimetrains.co.uk/search/a...wtt&toc=TP

We can see that but as St Helens Rider said it was made to look like ALL would stop at St Helens Central.

Another E.Mail to my local MP i think.

[motormayhem1]

RE: TransPennine Express

(04/01/2019 14:20)boby32 Wrote:  I wonder if St Helens Central long enough to accommodate the future class 397.

St helens central use to accomadate intercity 125's back in the day as i remember catching them when i was younger to liverpool.

[boby32]

RE: TransPennine Express

(04/01/2019 16:17)motormayhem1 Wrote:  St helens central use to accomadate intercity 125's back in the day as i remember catching them when i was younger to liverpool.

I was asking that question because the class 397 are formed of 5 coaches.

[St Helens Rider]

RE: TransPennine Express
Surely there is more possibility of congestion running via Earlestown given that by May, there could potentially be 6 passenger (not including Freight) trains per hour running through the area.

[childwallblues]

RE: TransPennine Express

(04/01/2019 14:04)T42 PVM Wrote:  Only one of which stopping at St Helens Central, What a joke that is.

I worked at St Helens Cenral for a time when the last Scotland service stopped there. The 1700 ex LIV acted as a commuter train. Only problem was that their were so many complaints from long distance passengers that they could not access their reserved seats.

[T42 PVM (Moderator)]

RE: TransPennine Express
There is always going to be complaints like that but when you got Services that could stop at a Station which is getting more and more Passengers its common sense for them to stop

[wirralbus]

RE: TransPennine Express

(04/01/2019 15:38)St Helens Rider Wrote:  We were led to believe (thanks to various press releases at the start of the franchise) that all journeys on this service were going to call at St Helens Central.

Some common sense to prevent overcrowding , dont some TPX services miss Lancaster out as well for the same reasons

[boby32]

RE: TransPennine Express

(04/01/2019 12:19)mikestone Wrote:  May TT now loaded to RTT.
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All trains seem to be shown 100mph dmu except for MIA-Scotland - although wierdly the two Edinburgh-Newcastle trains in the TAA have appeared as cl.3 ecs timed as 125mph electric services, so presumably IEP mileage accumulation or training?
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Surprisingly some Liverpool-Scotch are via St. Helens, three stopping there, and others via Earlestown.

There is also ONE service from Liverpool to Oxenholme Lake District.

http://www.realtimetrains.co.uk/train/Y0...4/advanced

[childwallblues]

RE: TransPennine Express

(04/01/2019 18:28)T42 PVM Wrote:  There is always going to be complaints like that but when you got Services that could stop at a Station which is getting more and more Passengers its common sense for them to stop

Only the same as Manchester Airport to Scotland services missing out Wigan North Western.

[T42 PVM (Moderator)]

RE: TransPennine Express

(05/01/2019 06:51)childwallblues Wrote:  Only the same as Manchester Airport to Scotland services missing out Wigan North Western.

That is another Example yes, When the service stopped at Wigan i used it as was quicker into Manchester