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Unread 22-05-2007, 11:56   #1
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So the back 4 coaches would have been dragged along with the parking brakes on ?

Rang the DART section of IE anyway. So, they are now aware of it.

RPA told too.
It's worth checking out though, I wouldn't like to see someone step out / step in just as it moved. You could be injured quite badly.

If it's a technical problem, it needs resolving!

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Unread 24-05-2007, 23:59   #2
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RPA told too.
RSC? www.rsc.ie
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Unread 25-05-2007, 00:47   #3
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Sorry that was a typo. I spoke with the RSC, not the RPA!
Too many acronyms!
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Unread 26-05-2007, 14:24   #4
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Travelled on the train in question this afternoon and there was a noticeable lurch as it pulled away from a station as if the brakes where not releasing at the same time through the train
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