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Dartmouth Steam Railway General Discusssion

Discussion in 'Heritage Railways & Centres in the UK' started by TorbayTrains, Jan 10, 2015.

  1. JBTEvans

    JBTEvans Well-Known Member

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    On train staff only, the RA indicator even dispatches the train as far as I am aware.
     
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    Greenway Part of the furniture

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    Actually it is not......
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    Steve Resident of Nat Pres Friend

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    I think there’s a bit of sarcasm in the previous post.
     
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    I think we can be certain that if any money was to be made from these stations then they would be open.
     
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    It depends on how it's done - in principle it's a good idea, but there are too many rural roads where there's been no thought given to visibility.
     
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    MellishR Resident of Nat Pres Friend

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    Suburban ones too.
     
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    Often, the opposite. Visibility is being deliberately obscured in many places to slow approach speeds down.
     
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    That also happens, but the examples I had in mind are where untamed foliage leaves drivers on a minor road near blind as to the traffic on the major road.


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    nanstallon Part of the furniture

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    I respect the fact that the DSR is a real railway, and not people playing trains. It serves a transport function, providing the customer with what he wants (admittedly at a price, but there is nothing wrong with makinghonest money!), and I found the staff perfectly polite and customer focussed.
     

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