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| The 't' in timings 21/06/2012 at 09:03 #33215 | |
delticfan
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Apologies if this is mentioned elsewhere, but couldn't see it anywhere. I'm on the Pboro TT 15th April 2010 and have had a few goods trains with their timings written (eg.) 11t26. Is there a specific reason for it? Many thanks as ever for any info. Mal. 
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| Re: The 't' in timings 21/06/2012 at 09:11 #33216 | |
headshot119
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A time such as 11t26, means through line stop, with the train being booked to leave at 1126. It's used for when trains stop in goods loops for crew changes etc.
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