SCOTTISH REGION

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The Type column indicates if it is a freight (F), passenger (P) or both (FP) WTT.

The Time table coverage column gives information about the area covered by the document. Where possible, I have provided a link to open a PDF that shows some sample pages of the document such as the cover page, map of area, index, etc.

A little history! During 1953, the Scottish Region started to change the format of its time tables to the new standard BR format. It was also necessary to look at the previously competing LMS & LNER lines that were now all just Scottish Region.

The passenger working time tables for the former LMS lines had been numbered 1 to 5 and these became sections A - D. Freight trains were in separate timetables, numbered 1 to 7. Only sections 1 & 2 became combined as section D in 1953; sections 3 - 7 remained until 1954 when they were moved into sections A - C.

The former LNER line WTTs were already printed in the BR adopted standard. However, 1953 was the last year that passenger and freight services were printed in the same time table using LNER section codes.

In 1954, all the LNER & LMS working time tables were merged, revised and given new section codes to give a standard series across the whole of Scotland.

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Date

Type

Pages

Time table coverage

Cost (UK£)

ScR_3_F_53S_WTT

8/6/53

ScR_3_F_53S_WTT Information (PDF)

Section 3 - Perth, Oban, Stirling, Parkhead IW, Robroyston, Buchanan St, Bridgeton Cross, Balloch & Branches