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No, they are absolutely worse. I can still recall the GWR machines glitching out by themselves on my last visit, even without anyone near them. The absence of q
by fidotron 2y ago
No, they are absolutely worse. I can still recall the GWR machines glitching out by themselves on my last visit, even without anyone near them. The absence of quality control was immediately obvious.
The other thing that is obvious is the attention to detail in signage has declined. The electronic displays on the Elizabeth Line are flat out amateurish.
I can understand how if you live there you wouldn’t notice as it is like the boiling frog.
- matt-p 2y agoOh yes, to be fair those are bad - they're the ones where they've removed the physical keyboard if I remember correctly. Elizabeth Line - the move to LCD screens was probably a move to make it feel more modern, no doubt at great cost. I never really have an issue with them though, maybe boiling a frog thing :)