What This Board Shows
Trains halting at the station across a rolling window — roughly the last two hours and the next four — ordered by when each is actually expected rather than by the timetable. A train running ninety minutes late appears where it will really arrive, not where it was meant to.
Reading the Statuses
- At station — the train is standing here now.
- Arriving — running and on its way to this station.
- Not started — originates here and has not departed yet.
- Scheduled — in the timetable, with no live position reported yet.
- Departed — already left.
Where a train is delayed, the scheduled time is struck through and the expected time is shown beside it.
About Platform Numbers
Platforms are assigned on the day and change at short notice, so a platform shown here is indicative at best and frequently blank. The station display board and announcements are the authority — never walk to a platform on the strength of a website alone.
When This Is Useful
- Meeting someone. See whether their train is late before you leave home.
- Catching anything going your way. Useful when your own train is cancelled and you need the next option.
- Judging a connection. If your incoming train is late, this shows what is still leaving.
To follow one specific train along its whole route, use live train status. To find trains between two stations on a future date, use trains between stations.