Should The Three Class 378 Trains Saving The Gospel Oak To Barking Line Be Named?
Lots of passengers will be eternally grateful, if over the next few or more weeks, the three Class 378 trains, currently working the line provide an acceptable service across North London, until the Class 710 trains take over the route.
So after they return to normal service should they be given names?
I would suggest Faith, Hope and Charity, as these names wouldn’t cause offence to anyone.
But they would constantly remind the Mayor, Transport for London and Bombardier, that their failure to plan properly for non-arrival of the Class 710 trains, could have had a much more embarrassing outcome.
March 19, 2019 - Posted by AnonW | Transport/Travel | Class 378 Train, Class 710 Train, Gospel Oak And Barking Line, Project Management
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