To start off this topic...
Look what's on the NSL today (02/05/09)!
123/126! (coupled wrongly)
124/125 was on NSL too today, but by the time I
noticed, it was gone.
Ok, here's what happened on 02/05/09.
NSL RATIS showed 1 min to arrival, and the train came in from
the other side, from UPD. I saw 3124 carriage approaching. I didnt
know then that it was actually 124/125 connected tgt. The train
left, and I still did not notice it being 124/125.
The next train arrived, as per normal. I saw 3123 carriage
coming in!!! I was thinking like, how is it possible that "123/124"
went forward then came back again??? As the train moved, I followed
it, and when it came to 2123...then 2126!!! I was totally shocked,
because such incidences are completely rare. Then, I recalled
that in the ART forum, Oceane once said that he saw
080/128 coupled tgt b4.
What I think is that, they must have accidentally coupled
123/126 tgt, then they noticed it and sent out 124/125 to NSL so
that both are on the same line, and they would couple back the
original carriages that night, since it would be impossible to do
so during the day.
