Maynooth Off-Peak Frequencies

al2637 · 25-01-2007, 22:41

Got the 21:07 from Connolly tonight. Was standing room only. I can understand it during rush hour, but if people are standing on late evening trains there is definitely a problem.

Is there a reason IE don't increase the off-peak frequencies? There only seems to be one train an hour from about 1900. Clearly there is demand for more. Even if there wasn't, IE need to understand the importance of frequency (AT ALL TIMES) on a commuter/metro system!

FREQUENCY IS KING!

25-01-2007, 22:41	#1
al2637 Member Join Date: Dec 2005 Posts: 191	Maynooth Off-Peak Frequencies Got the 21:07 from Connolly tonight. Was standing room only. I can understand it during rush hour, but if people are standing on late evening trains there is definitely a problem. Is there a reason IE don't increase the off-peak frequencies? There only seems to be one train an hour from about 1900. Clearly there is demand for more. Even if there wasn't, IE need to understand the importance of frequency (AT ALL TIMES) on a commuter/metro system! FREQUENCY IS KING!

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