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A bit is driverless. At Paddington the driver gets off and the train goes into a siding, then comes back on the East bound platform. Makes sense, either you h
by zeristor 4y ago
A bit is driverless.
At Paddington the driver gets off and the train goes into a siding, then comes back on the East bound platform.
Makes sense, either you have a different driver waiting to board the back of the train, or wait for the driver to walk the 250m of train to get to the other end.