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I usually get the 8.04 and find it to be awful - hardly can get on. The very back is probably the best and the 8.19 is really really bad - try to avoid it.


I've written an extended rant in the following post about my experience of FCC trains

http://www.eastdulwichforum.co.uk/forum/read.php?5,1065531

The 08.04 is packed.

The combination of people stood EACH SIDE of the doorways, causing everyone to file in / out in single file and the usual commuter reluctance to move down the fecking train mean you can risk being left on the platform.

Ask people to move down the train repeatedly or board at the rear of train as someone has mentioned.

I get the 07.37 or earlier trains for precisely this reason.

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