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State of North East Transport

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(03 Jul 2023, 9:30 am)RMF1254 wrote Fair enough, I am talking about my experience. I use Nexus timetables all the time alongside Bus Times and never seem to have a problem. A couple of examples mentioned, the 57 timetable shows the whole route and the 51 shows the whole timetable including the GNE evening journeys.

That must've changed relatively recently as last time I looked the timetables were all split by operator so stuff like the 29 you'd end up with 3 timetables. Complicated as an understatement.

(03 Jul 2023, 1:45 pm)deanmachine wrote I mean yeah, but it tells you to do some silly things. Like getting a bus 1 stop when it's just easier to walk. You can tell some of the foreign users who aren't familiar much with the area use google maps because you'll see them following it to the letter which isn't always the best way to get somewhere.

Aye hopeless, I've found the same with Traveline aswell which is even worse, the idea of walking 200m is just alien and it comes up with some rather random routes as a result changing in totally inappropriate places.

(03 Jul 2023, 3:04 pm)V514DFT wrote Im concerned about the Metro, theyre getting new metros granted, but even with battery power aswell, i dont see 46 being enough, especially with all the proposed routes/extensions they want to do, they already upped it from 42 to 46, i know the layout is different on the 555's have 5 articulated sections rather than 4 (combined from 2 carriages), as for buses, i said it in another thread, it should always be seen as a "work in progress" rather than "that'll do", then operators moaning that "due to low passenger numbers" yeah, you have low passenger numbers cus you wont adapt properly, and use a model from the 1980's

Tbf it's quite an increase from now they've only got 35 operational units and that's when they're all on the tracks which they're not. Believe the current full daytime units is only 27 units or so, so there's a very lot of slack. If they can't operate that (will go upto 34 or so with the timetable increase) then there's something very wrong.

Mind hopefully the launch goes better than the Class 777's in Liverpool which are the same train thereabouts and having a bad time blighted with problems.

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