Perry Barr Station – 6th June 2022
I visited Perry Bar station in May last year and wrote about it in Perry Barr Station – 7th May 2021.
What a difference thirteen months makes!
I have a few thoughts.
Platform Lengths
As some of the pictures show a four-car Class 350 train, which fills the platform, I suspect the station can only accept a four-car train.
Will this be enough for the Commonwealth Games?
Train Frequency
Currently, there are two trains per hour (tph) through the station.
The four-car trains, I took between Perry Bar and Birmingham New Street stations were about half-full and I suspect four tph will be needed for the Games.
Toilets
There is only a single disabled toilet in the station.
Lifts
There is a large lift to each platform.
Ramps
The ramps for the old station have been left.
Will these be used on busy days to expand the capacity.
Steps
Uniquely, the number of steps on each set of steps is displayed.
Is this a good idea, as many passengers with reduced mobility, will know their Limitations?
Conclusion
I am fairly sure, it will handle the Commonwealth Games
June 6, 2022 Posted by AnonW | Transport/Travel | Birmingham New Street Station, Commonwealth Games 2022, Perry Barr Station | 2 Comments
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