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Virgin trains Loaded against Northerners
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King_Weasel wrote: »My guess would be that Birmingham New Street is the largest and busiest (passengers and trains) station in the UK outside London, but could be wrong and haven't counted the platforms or checked its area.
Reading would be well down the list, though it's on more routes than Paddington-Wales and is a junction and interchange point.
Outside of London, Glasgow Central, Manchester Piccadilly and Leeds all come above Birmingham New Street in terms of passenger entries and exits and in numbers of platforms.0 -
Outside of London, Glasgow Central, Manchester Piccadilly and Leeds all come above Birmingham New Street in terms of passenger entries and exits and in numbers of platforms.
Don't forget Edinburgh Waverly in that list :beer:Whoa! This image violates our terms of use and has been removed from view0 -
Livingthedream wrote: »Don't forget Edinburgh Waverly in that list :beer:
It may have more platforms but it is below Birmingham New Street in terms of passenger entries and exits
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Eh, sorry to say this but Edinburgh Waverly is larger in terms of passenger entries and exits; :beer:
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Livingthedream wrote: »Eh, sorry to say this but Edinburgh Waverly is larger in terms of passenger entries and exits; :beer:
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Sorry to say this, but that is old data from a website anyone can edit
I am using official 2007/2008 figures from the Office of Rail Regulation.0 -
How about number of trains?
I'm still guessing, but Leeds, Manchester Picc, Glasgow Central (main line only) and New Street all have more than Waverley?However hard up you are, never accept loans from your friends. Just gifts0 -
I am using official 2007/2008 figures from the Office of Rail Regulation.
So was I, the 2007/2008 Office of Rail Regulation Excel station usage
Birmingham NS = 14525873 Passenger entries and exits
Edinburgh W = 15285837 Passenger entries and exits
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Livingthedream wrote: »So was I, the 2007/2008 Office of Rail Regulation Excel station usage
Birmingham NS = 14525873 Passenger entries and exits
Edinburgh W = 15285837 Passenger entries and exits
I don't think you are.
http://www.rail-reg.gov.uk/upload/xls/station_usage_0708.xls
Birmingham New Street quite clearly has more entries and exits that Edinburgh in the 07/08 Entries & Exits column.
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Well, I would find it incredible that Waverley had more originating passengers than New Street, if only because the latter has a much more intensive suburban network.
Bowling - this is all your fault!However hard up you are, never accept loans from your friends. Just gifts0 -
I'll stick with my last statement, but anyway with all these 8 figure numbers I'm a bit confused what was the OP's request, something to do with Virgin Trains wasn't it?????Whoa! This image violates our terms of use and has been removed from view0
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