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Montag
6. Juli
Streikfreier Tag
Gute Reise!
Dienstag
7. Juli
Streikfreier Tag
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Mittwoch
8. Juli
Streikfreier Tag
Gute Reise!
Donnerstag
9. Juli
Streikfreier Tag
Gute Reise!
Freitag
10. Juli
Streikfreier Tag
Gute Reise!
Samstag
11. Juli
Streikfreier Tag
Gute Reise!
Sonntag
12. Juli
Streikfreier Tag
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Störungen und andere Informationen zu Zügen in Großbritannien Züge
4. Juli–6. Juli
Due to a signaling system issue at Hungerford, fewer trains are operating between Westbury and Reading.
Zeitraum:Sa., 4. Juli–Mo., 6. Juli
Betreiber:Great Western Railway
Zugehörige Informationen:Due to a fault with the signalling system at Hungerford, fewer trains are able to run between Westbury and Reading. Train services may be delayed by up to 20 minutes or diverted via an alternative route. Some stations between Westbury and Reading will not be served.
Disruption is expected until the end of the day on Monday 6 July.
Additional information: Great Western Railway can run trains on alternative routes via Melksham and also on the Hullavington line. This will extend journey times.
Check before you travel: You can check your journey using the National Rail Enquiries real-time Journey Planner.
Compensation: You may be entitled to compensation if you experience a delay in completing your journey today. Please keep your train ticket and make a note of your journey, as both will be required to support any claim.
6. Juli–6. Juli
A fault with the signaling system between Purley and Gatwick Airport means some lines are blocked.
Zeitraum:Mo., 6. Juli–Mo., 6. Juli
Betreiber:Gatwick Express,Southern,Thameslink
Zugehörige Informationen:A fault with the signaling system between Purley and Gatwick Airport means some lines are blocked. Trains running between East Croydon and Gatwick Airport may be delayed by up to 30 minutes, canceled, or revised.
Disruption is expected until 11:00 AM.
Customer advice: Services that run between Purley and Gatwick Airport will be disrupted by a signaling failure.
Trains will be subject to delays, cancellations, and last-minute alterations. You may also need to use a different train than normal to reach your destination. Please allow at least an additional 30 minutes to reach your destination.
Please ensure to check before you travel using the online journey planners and live departure boards for the latest information.
How are services changing? While this disruption is ongoing, the following changes will apply to services: Trains that normally run between Brighton and Cambridge are canceled. Trains that normally run between London Kings Cross and Cambridge are additionally stopping at Ashwell & Morden.
How do I get from Brighton to Cambridge? From Brighton, you should get an alternative Thameslink service to London St Pancras International. At London St Pancras International, it is 5 minutes to London Kings Cross. There is a direct Great Northern service to Cambridge from London Kings Cross. Please be aware this will add up to an additional 45 minutes to your trip this morning.
How do I get from Cambridge to Brighton? From Cambridge, you should catch a Great Northern service to London Kings Cross. It is 5 minutes to London St Pancras from London Kings Cross. Then you can get a direct Thameslink service toward Brighton. Please be aware this will add up to an additional 45 minutes to your trip this morning.
Can I use my ticket with another operator? You can travel on the following services at no additional cost: Thameslink services via London St Pancras International Great Northern services between London Kings Cross and Cambridge
Planning your journey: You can check your route using the Live Departure Boards, and you can view a live map of the network. You can also see an alternative route guide. If you're traveling in the London area, you can plan trips on alternative routes by using the TfL Journey Planner. The Gatwick Express, Southern, and Thameslink apps will also help you plan your trip.
Can you tell me more about the incident? A track circuit failure will disrupt your trip between Purley and Gatwick Airport. This part of the network uses track circuits to detect the position of trains. These are electrical systems which monitor whether a train is on a section of track. They operate as part of the signaling system, which is designed to be "fail-safe."
When a track circuit fails, the signaling system will interpret this as a train remaining in place, even though there may not be a train present at all, or the previous service may have long since left the area. As a result, further trains cannot be automatically allowed onto the relevant section of track. Train drivers will be stopped by red signals on approach. They will then get verbal permission from the modeler so that they can proceed, and will run at a heavily-reduced speed as far as the next signal. This is so that the drivers will stop safely if they see anything ahead of them.
In some areas, the sections between signals can be several miles long, so this can result in delays building up. Even with shorter sections of track affected, there would still be a delay of at least a few minutes to each trip. Track circuit faults can be caused by a number of different issues, including electronic faults or obstructions on the track. Network Rail manages the signaling system, including track circuits, and their staff will be investigating as quickly as possible.
Check before you travel: You can check your trip using the National Rail Enquiries real-time Journey Planner.
Compensation: You may be entitled to compensation if you experience a delay in completing your trip today. Please keep your train ticket and make a note of your trip, as both will be required to support any claim.
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