The dangers of derailment along the railway line affecting commuters to and from Lewisham are to be made aware to those who may be affected by this accidental occurrence. A video made by Network Rail allows viewers to see for themselves the issues that the derailing has caused and it is clear that those traveling in the area along the Southern rail networks will need to be vigilant and pay attention to the notice boards to ensure that their journeys are affected as minimally as possible.
At this moment in time, workers from Network Rail are investigating the wagons that are in question and passengers are begged to be understanding in order that the problem along the line can be sorted as quickly and as efficiently as possible. Such changes and alterations that travelers will need to bear in mind when they set off for travel is the limiting of trains heading from Dunton Green to Chislehurst, whilst commuters wishing for Tunbridge Wells as their destination or departing from there to get into the capital will be required to use Victoria Train Station rather than the usual route that they would normally use. In addition to this, Network Rail have informed that anybody who may have had to wait for a train for over half an hour (or indeed anyone affected by a longer amount of time by this issue) will be well within their rights to complain and seek compensation through the Delay Repay system that has been put in place online under the guidance of Southeastern railway services.
This Delay Repay scheme has also been especially multiplied by two so that those traveling and affected by this untimely occurrence will be able to get the compensation that they desire. Indeed, Mister Richard Dean of Southeastern has given the motion his blessing and urges those travelling who have been affected by the Lewisham incident to claim Delay Repay, and can do this either online or on paper where stations are provided with the appropriate paper documentation to hand out to discontented passengers when they wish to point out ways in which they have been affected by the railway services.
