Tea? (Part 4)

[the_mikey]

On a tin can rattle box tomorrow then @the_mikey?

I suppose so, if I could complete the journey on a 142 or 143 then I probably would, I'd prefer that over being squished to bits in a 220.

 

[classic33]

Obviously deemed in danger, but begs the question, the family of which party?

Nowt in the paper about it. Local jungle drums can't be trusted, so I'll not bother on what they say.

 

[Blue]

Can of Dr Pepper & a Lamb Kebab to you too

Close ?

It said - "Good evening to you, are you well tonight(or this evening - depending on the time of day)?"

 

[172traindriver]

I suppose so, if I could complete the journey on a 142 or 143 then I probably would, I'd prefer that over being squished to bits in a 220.

They are awful things but thats what you've got. The HST units are far better

 

[Blue]

What's LLAP when it is at home ?

Live long and prosper - a well known saying by Mr Spock.

 

[classic33]

So you are saying what would happen if someone was taken ill for example during a journey?
I have never encountered or know of one of our guys that have had a death during a journey.
Also how would you know someone has died, doesn't it take someone like a doctor to actually pronounce that some one is dead?
Is this what you are getting at?
I could give you possible scenarios if some one was seriously ill during a journey and some of the arguments that can occur with those people in the offices trying to dictate from afar.

Large plastic sheet covering one area of the inside of the train, doors sealed after everyone was made to get off. They'd to wait, standing, for the next train. Which some didn't like. They just wanted the train to continue the trip, and they'd get home.

 

[classic33]

Live long and prosper - a well known saying by Mr Spock.

Forgive him. He was never allowed to watch Star Trek in case the aliens scared him.

 

[172traindriver]

Large plastic sheet covering one area of the inside of the train, doors sealed after everyone was made to get off. They'd to wait, standing, for the next train. Which some didn't like. They just wanted the train to continue the trip, and they'd get home.

So are you quoting something that has happened?

 

[classic33]

I suppose so, if I could complete the journey on a 142 or 143 then I probably would, I'd prefer that over being squished to bits in a 220.

One less running round here at present

 

[classic33]

So are you quoting something that has happened?

Bradford Interchange around 16:20. Double unit sent as a replacement from Leeds.

 

[SteCenturion]

I need tea NOW

What's the opposite of heavyweight meta ?

 

[172traindriver]

Bradford Interchange around 16:20. Double unit sent as a replacement from Leeds.

So that is what happened this afternoon?
What happened would depend on the circumstances surrounding the incident.
Where did it happen, who noticed it, who came and dealt with it?
What was decided with regard to further actions.
Possibly decided between Emergency services and train operator?

 

[SteCenturion]

Push them out the door and go on your merry way

All heart Mrs WD... all heart

 

[classic33]

So that is what happened this afternoon?
What happened would depend on the circumstances surrounding the incident.
Where did it happen, who noticed it, who came and dealt with it?
What was decided with regard to further actions.
Possibly decided between Emergency services and train operator?

No set procedure as a crew then?

 

[classic33]

All heart Mrs WD... all heart

My thoughts as well.