US EditionTrain passenger describes ‘insane’ 11-hour journey to Edinburgh
- Due to rail cancellations, a large number of train passengers were unable to travel to Scotland and were left queuing for cabs. This caused significant inconvenience for the affected travelers.
- The disruptions were severe enough that even a school had to arrange its own coach transportation. This indicates the widespread impact of the rail cancellations on various sectors of society.
- The rail cancellations on Monday night resulted in hundreds of people being stranded and having to seek alternative transportation options. The lack of proper planning and communication from the rail authorities exacerbated the situation for the passengers.
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Comedian's 'insane' 11-hour journey after train cancelled while he was on board
Hundreds of passengers stranded after the train was cancelled – while they were still on it (Picture:@JamesNokise) Delays and disruption are no surprise for regular public transport users, but one poor commuter experienced a disastrous journey from hell after his train was cancelled – while it was still moving. Rail passenger James Nokise revealed his ‘insane’ 11-hour attempt to reach Edinburgh from London which ended in the early hours of the m…
Train full of passengers forced to take 180-mile taxis to Scotland after rail cancellations
People trying to get to Scotland found themselves on long cab journeys with strangers after a track defect cancelled trains heading north of Preston on Monday night. A school was forced to find its own coach for stranded students who were too young to travel alone.
Chaos as stranded train passengers queue for hours for taxis to take them 185 miles
Passengers endured several hours of delays when their train was suddenly cancelled en route to Edinburgh while they were travelling, with the rail firm organising taxis to get them home
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