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Wrong route when trying to reverse on the Up Goods at Wakefield 16/01/2021 at 09:59 #136444 | |
WesternChampion
173 posts |
I'm playing the 2018 timetable and have train 5A07, which enters at Hare Park Junction, and is then booked to reverse at Wakefield Kirkgate (with no platform specified) before heading off to Crofton Depot. I thought it would be sensible to reverse the train behind WK1237 on the Up Goods, in case another train appeared wanting to use Platform 3. However, 5A07 called up from Signal WK1232 to query the route. It looks as if the Up Goods is not considered to be part of Kirkgate Station for routing purposes although it seemed reasonable to me that an ECS train would not need to stop at a platform. I've now pulled the route and will run 5A07 via Platform 3 but just wondered if any change was needed here. Thanks for an enjoyable sim and timetable. Chris Log in to reply |
Wrong route when trying to reverse on the Up Goods at Wakefield 16/01/2021 at 10:45 #136445 | |
Albert
1315 posts |
The train would need to have through line stop ticked in its timetable to accept lines without a platform. (By the way, there's already a thread about the timetable - https://www.SimSig.co.uk/Forum/ThreadView/52702. Consider posting there if you get no reply from the TT author here.) AJP in games Last edited: 16/01/2021 at 10:45 by Albert Reason: link fixed Log in to reply |
Wrong route when trying to reverse on the Up Goods at Wakefield 16/01/2021 at 12:20 #136448 | |
jc92
3687 posts |
Albert is correct, but just to note UG is Up Goole, rather than Up goods so its passenger rated, should you ever need go put something passenger on it.
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Wrong route when trying to reverse on the Up Goods at Wakefield 16/01/2021 at 12:29 #136449 | |
bill_gensheet
1413 posts |
WesternChampion in post 136444 said:It looks as if the Up Goods is not considered to be part of Kirkgate Station for routing purposes although it seemed reasonable to me that an ECS train would not need to stop at a platform.That will depend on train type and safety policy applying at the time. A train without through gangways (eg a pair 22x) would need a (real passenger) platform or a safe walking route these days. A complication for the timetable not the SimSig sim itself Bill Log in to reply |
Wrong route when trying to reverse on the Up Goods at Wakefield 16/01/2021 at 12:53 #136450 | |
WesternChampion
173 posts |
Thanks for all your replies. To be honest, I wasn't sure if this was a sim issue, a timetable issue or a misunderstanding on my part. Mostly, the latter it seems :-) Log in to reply |
Wrong route when trying to reverse on the Up Goods at Wakefield 16/01/2021 at 18:36 #136462 | |
phil1044
161 posts |
Albert in post 136445 said:The train would need to have through line stop ticked in its timetable to accept lines without a platform.Hiya Chris, as jc92 says UG is the Up Goole and not Up Goods, but Plat 3 is the place to drop it in for its reversal movement. Nothing is booked into P3 at this time so you should be safe putting it in there. The CIF file and WTT used doesn't specify a platform for 5A07 by the way, which is why none was included when I wrote the timetable. I will, however, put a thru line tick in the next update to allow use of the UG line if the signaller prefers this. Thanks for your observation anyway, all observations and errors noted are of course welcome. Phil Log in to reply The following user said thank you: WesternChampion |