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Me and thousands of others on a regular basis, yes.Check the train for damage in the yards, how often is it a "crime scene?" , how long does it take to get the driver out of the train and into some form of care ?

I've explained exactly how I would change the law, and by priorities, I place a higher priority on getting thousands of people home than collecting body parts, if it was an infrequent occurrence then I'd probably feel different, it's not , so I dont.

This-A coroner has to arrive and pronounce the person to be to be dead, it might be obvious to you and me but it's the law-if some c*nt has jumped in front of a train it doesnt need a corner to determine if he's dead. This-the train has to be examined to determine everything is working...

I very much doubt I will , it's not my job, it's yours.

I never said it was the responsibility of the rail company, it's a question of priorities, I think there needs to be a change in the law.

Thought about answering the question whether you're a regular commuter on the london to south coast route ?

cheers dougal.

Are you a regular commuter on the london to south coast line ? If you are , then fair enough, I cant really say a lot , if you're not , then just f*** off mate ( said in the tired depressed manner that only a bloke who gets on the train at 6.am every morning, doesnt get a seat until 3 bridges...

This is geting ridiculous, why does it take so bloody long to get the trains moving again, I know it sounds callous but this is an all too regular occurrence , on a different point I had to stand all the way from Clapham Jct to Haywards Heath last night, so glad my season ticket went up again.