Eleven lines - one record
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Gosh yes, I'd completely forgotten about that. I visit Bristol fairly often so you'd have thought I'd know!Tube Geek wrote: On the Bristol Harbour (Heritage) Railway, which does occasionally run. This means it is technically still open.
I live 10 minutes away and it took me a while to realise!GuyBarry wrote:Gosh yes, I'd completely forgotten about that. I visit Bristol fairly often so you'd have thought I'd know!Tube Geek wrote: On the Bristol Harbour (Heritage) Railway, which does occasionally run. This means it is technically still open.
I don't want to, as they are run by TfL. That is enough to class them as non-NR. And I'm quizmaster, so my decision is finaltractakid wrote:Any good quizmaster should be willing to correct any errors that are pointed out to them.
Codswallop.Tube Geek wrote:I don't want to, as they are run by TfL. That is enough to class them as non-NR. And I'm quizmaster, so my decision is finaltractakid wrote:Any good quizmaster should be willing to correct any errors that are pointed out to them.
I'd also class LO as National Rail, but hey, quizmaster's decision I guess.Tube Geek wrote:But technically they're not, as LO is run by TfL, not NR
I agree with Tube Geek.tractakid wrote:Codswallop.Tube Geek wrote:I don't want to, as they are run by TfL. That is enough to class them as non-NR. And I'm quizmaster, so my decision is finaltractakid wrote:Any good quizmaster should be willing to correct any errors that are pointed out to them.
Glad I didn't enter.
And,could you enter my RE XVII, which will be up (as well as the Tumbleweed Scores, by the end of the week.tubeguru wrote:Let him have his moment of glory.
That doesn't mean I agree with him ...A Challenge wrote:I will literally quote tubeguru:
tubeguru wrote:Let him have his moment of glory.
Well I do. And, as he is the quizmaster so I think his word stands, and that LO isn't NR anyway.tubeguru wrote:That doesn't mean I agree with him ...A Challenge wrote:I will literally quote tubeguru:
tubeguru wrote:Let him have his moment of glory.
I take it as being so only from November (2016):tubeguru wrote:You are both wrong.
https://tfl.gov.uk/corporate/about-tfl/ ... overground
This particular sentence stands out:
"Network Rail manages and maintains most of the track and signals, as London Overground is part of the National Rail network."
But before this, it is TfL! Also on the LRTSM it is a solid line, which is for TfL only, in oppose to the white boxes in the NR lines!Transport for London wrote:In April 2016 we announced that Arriva will begin to manage the network's stations and trains on a day-to-day basis from November 2016. Arriva replaces London Overground Rail Operations Ltd which was appointed as operator in 2007.
© TfL