View Full Version : Passenger numbers doubling every seven years on the Valley Lines
Passenger numbers using rail services across Wales are forecast to increase by more than a third according to new research.
Good job they spent so much time singling lines, demoting stations to single platforms and reducing capacity in the past, eh? Grr!
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/wales/7105264.stm
Grandma Death
23-11-2007, 12:22
I worked in cardiff for around 8 years travelling down from the valleys. There is no doubt the service was becoming more and more overcrowded and subject to ever increasing delays. Its a fucking joke. A total lack of investment in the valleys line and the services were appalling.:mad:
You should see the bfore and after photos of stations.
Before: well tended stations with several platforms, long canopies keeping passengers dry and warm waiting rooms.
After: solitary windswept platform with a cheap shitty vandalised bus shelter for cover.
spacemonkey
23-11-2007, 14:16
You should see the bfore and after photos of stations.
Before: well tended stations with several platforms, long canopies keeping passengers dry and warm waiting rooms.
After: solitary windswept platform with a cheap shitty vandalised bus shelter for cover.
That's what I stand on everyday. I really want to use the train, but some days, when the weather's digusting, the thought fills me with dread and I take the car instead. :(
Sort it out!
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