Getting onto a Tube Cab

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Getting onto a Tube Cab

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Is there any tube-drivers on here? if so is it possible for me to have a ride in a cab, as its something ive wanted 2 do for ages!
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You wont get one that way
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LOL, Like any LUL driver is going to let you in his or her cab, you could be a terrorist.

Mind you I had a cab ride on the Met line a few months back, but thats a totally different story.
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Post by trainmad »

Hi all,

It's not a very good thing to ask if you can a cab ride. There could be absolutely anybody monitering these forums, LU boses or anybody. Not likely, but could happen.

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i've been in the cab of the old northern line stock! it was cool too!!!
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some people never learn
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ca55ie wrote:i've been in the cab of the old northern line stock! it was cool too!!!
lucazone wrote:some people never learn
Thats alright, as he hasnt given away any details of the driver, or any info that would point out the driver.
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i ment about people always asking about cab rides.

Try searching the forum, its asked all the time. and u answer EVERY time?

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LucaZone wrote:i ment about people always asking about cab rides.

Try searching the forum, its asked all the time. and u answer EVERY time?

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I know, we used to go through it every couple of weeks about mainline southern companies.
I dont need to ask as i have a cab pass :lol:
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Post by jolly »

You've got a 1 in a 100 chance of getting into a cab of ANY train.

Ive asked a couple LU drivers (One District & one Central driver :lol:), both replyed 'No'

I would recommend collecting Driver Eye View videos instead! :lol: :wink:
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Post by southcoasttrains »

The best way to go into a Tube cab is to go to the London Transport museum. They've got 4 cabs there where you can actully drive. It was some form of MSTS / BVE on the monitors but the controls are realistic. Even the deadmans handle which can hurt your arm if you hold it down for a long time.
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I figure them sims are actually just custom built 3d rendered video sims, hence why the framerates are poor when you are at lower speeds. They run on Amiga platforms, not sure what type but they've been around for a while!
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Re: Getting onto a Tube Cab

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mattloveday wrote:Is there any tube-drivers on here? if so is it possible for me to have a ride in a cab, as its something ive wanted 2 do for ages!
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Post by southcoasttrains »

LOL,

Nice one JDJonny.
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