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CrossCountry cuts through driver training backlog during reduced timetable as DfT keeps watching eye
24/01/2025 in News
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Derek Amitri - 24/01/2025 08:24
Why remove FC from the Turbostars when the Voyager services are much more overcrowded? I'd have thought Voyagers were a priority for declassifying.
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