(24 Jul 2022, 10:43 pm)F114TML wrote It was, but they kept putting it off, then they lost the franchise.Quick loop Seaham to Newcastle is around 35 mins, the X10 is around 40, however thats in Dalton Park, it doesn't go through Seaham, a lot of people probably walk to the trains station, however unless you live in Murton walking to Dalton park can be busy, when i was waiting for the X1 from Dalton Park (which I did just for the sake of it) not that many young people got the X10, it was mainly middle aged people/older people getting the X10, but I got the train and it was full off middleaged/younger people
To answer your questions - dunno - but if it helps:
- My grandparents live in Seaham
- Northbound is generally busier than southbound from what I've seen
- A single from Newcastle - Middlesbrough leaving tomorrow, with no railcard, is £7, or £12.40 return.
https://ojp.nationalrail.co.uk/service/t...w/1445/dep
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