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Hi all, Can anyone tell me what the 1-2-3-4-5-6 markers are as I pull away from an underground station...? I dont know much about undergrounds and i what be very happy if someone can help me. ThanksRegards
Zane
BVE Railnetwork
http://railnetwork.chicsystems.com
National Express now has the Greater Anglia Franchise!!!
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Hi Zane,The 1,2,3,4,5,6 markers tell the driver how many carriages are out of a station.So if a driver overruns, he knows which carriages he has to detrain through, equally if the emergency cord is pulled, he can detrain passengers through the relavent area of the train quicker.If the emergency cord is pulled and the driver is past board 6, he knows his train is out of the station, and as such wont stop until the next one.Hope this helps!RedSam
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Thanks m8te! thats really helped! Thats been annoying me for ages coz i didn't know what they were Cheers
Zane
BVE Railnetwork
http://railnetwork.chicsystems.com
National Express now has the Greater Anglia Franchise!!!
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No worries!and as my father drives trains for Silverlink (a National Express Company), I like your sig!RedSam
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