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Train running requirements in each direction - NJK - 08-08-2012 Dear Members, I have some doubt in module 2 layout Train running requirements in each direction Passenger between A and F (fast) 2 per hour This 2 train per hour included one train from A and F and another one train from F and A or in one hour 2 train from A and F, and two train from F and A. Kindly clarify Regards, NJK RE: Train running requirements in each direction - Peter - 08-08-2012 (08-08-2012, 04:45 AM)NJK Wrote: Dear Members, I am not sure which year's layout you are talking about to be able to check the paper, but from the wording you have quoted, the two trains between A and F fast is a qualifier to the phrase "Train running requirements in each direction", so this would be 2 up trains and two down trains per hour between those two points. Peter RE: Train running requirements in each direction - NJK - 09-08-2012 (08-08-2012, 09:34 PM)Peter Wrote:(08-08-2012, 04:45 AM)NJK Wrote: Dear Members, Dear Peter, This train running requirement I have asked from 2009 Module 2, layout 1. Thanks in advance Regards, NJK RE: Train running requirements in each direction - Jerry1237 - 09-08-2012 From the way it is written, two trains per hour from A to F (i.e. per direction). As always, it is better to write assumptions down when answering. RE: Train running requirements in each direction - Peter - 09-08-2012 (09-08-2012, 09:30 AM)NJK Wrote:(08-08-2012, 09:34 PM)Peter Wrote:(08-08-2012, 04:45 AM)NJK Wrote: Dear Members, I've had a look at the paper and this is indeed what they meant. Peter |