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You have to wonder....	by JimK	2006-11-19 12:55:59
My sympathies tend to lie with	by hieraco	2005-03-16 07:00:09
the poor comuters who were delayed for 2 hours and the driver who was replaced. One question; is it common in the UK/EU to measure train speed in knots? I thought that only applied to ships and aircraft.
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It was indicated in mph in the article.	by Esteis	2005-03-16 07:09:59
And for a train, 80mph is ... nothing	by sCiSSors	2005-03-16 07:20:19
don't forget this is the UK you are talking about	by buzzin	2005-03-16 07:33:40
The Inter Citys normal speed is 125MPH/200kPH	by wheresthefish	2005-03-16 07:42:42
hmm...I need to update my books :p (n/t)	by buzzin	2005-03-16 07:44:55
The trains aren't that fast around there	by defiler	2005-03-16 07:45:57
things must be different there	by MatthewDBA	2005-03-16 08:10:27
'A rate of knots' is a colloquialism for fast. (n/ (n/t)	by JimK	2005-03-16 07:11:24
Don't know UK, but EU uses METRIC	by sCiSSors	2005-03-16 07:14:00
I'm pretty sure that all international	by JimK	2005-03-16 07:26:42
Well, I knever bought knots	by sCiSSors	2005-03-16 07:33:43
The Russians use metres and km/h, I believe	by defiler	2005-03-16 07:41:21

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