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They might be outdated but the old semaphore signals were very reliable hence why they've been in operation for as long as they have, Where there will be a big difference is the signalling regulations that will permit more trains to run as they can run signal to signal rather than block section...

It's not just the NRE app as that's how the main TD system works anyway, It can be a bit confusing for those that don't understand it but it's simple enough and it works.

Sad times :down:

Nice one, it's those sort of acts that restore your faith in human nature.

If you believe making every effort to get to work on time is utter crap then that's up to you.

If it minimises the overall delay's then it's the correct regulating decision.

Well I guess years on the railway did contribute to me being a good time keeper.

Well it is your responsibility to ensure you get to work on time and if you feel the train your catching is not delivering that then it's up to you to allow more time for your journey.

Which ever way you look at it you chose your path in life which includes commuting by train, As for you thinking I'm some kind of cheerleader for the train companies your completely wrong on that one. I may have spent my whole working life on the Railway but I'm certainly no rail apologist, A...

Do you ever stop moaning? It's your choice to commute by train nobody is forcing you.

Probably just empty stock coming out of the top end of Lovers Walk into Preston Park and back into Brighton.

It all just goes back to what I put in an earlier post about you not having a clue how Network Rail operates.

I'm not missing the point at all, they've done everything they can to keep the line open but it's reached a point where it has become unsafe. It's not a failure or incompetence it's Network Rail doing the job they're supposed to be doing.

Have you not considered the reason workmen appear to be standing around when you go past them is they have to stand clear when a train passes? Unless of course your expecting them to carry on working as the train goes over the top of them? As for your claim of incompetence that's just plain...

I'd give up thinking if I was you as your completely wrong.

I very much doubt you've got a clue how a company like Network Rail operates or how long they've been working on that section of line or what they've been doing, You just want to have a moan because your journey to work has been disrupted.

Do you honestly believe they hav'nt been trying everything possible to prevent this flooding?

If you look at the vast amount of signalling equipment on the London to Brighton line it's only a very small percentage that actually fails.