Sudbury/Marks Tey: Rail services resume after broken down train
Monday, October 8, 2012
7:28 AM
A BROKEN down train on the line between Marks Tey and Sudbury prompted rail bosses to introduce a replacement bus service this morning.
Operator Greater Anglia had to close the commuter route temporarily but all services are now back to normal.
A spokesman said the delay was caused by a broken down diesel train at Marks Tey.
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1 comments
Why was the entire line closed due to a single train breaking down? Is it so difficult to repair or remove a faulty train, and replace it with one that is working?
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Rolf
Tuesday, October 9, 2012