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“Linje” and column F “Riktning” provide information on line number and direction <strong>of</strong><br />

the train. Column G “Vagnar” informs about number <strong>of</strong> cars in the train. “8” means<br />

the length <strong>of</strong> the regular train <strong>of</strong> 3 cars <strong>of</strong> C20 type or 8 cars <strong>of</strong> Cx type. “6” is 6 Cx<br />

cars or 2 C20 while “4” is 4 Cx or 1 C20. Column H “Tidtabell” tells the number <strong>of</strong><br />

the timetable that was carried out by the train. Then five following columns I-M<br />

represents the data for train at chosen station. Columns I “Ank” reports the time <strong>of</strong><br />

arriving to the station, column J “Plan” does the departure time according to schedule<br />

derived from SL timetable database, column K “Avg” does the actual departure time.<br />

Column L “Försenat” calculates the deviation from scheduled departure and column<br />

M “Uppehåll” computes the dwell time. In the example the first line is the train T19<br />

leaving for Hässelby strand from Hagsätra station that departed on time and had dwell<br />

time 1 minute 44 seconds. This long boarding time is because Hagsätra was the final<br />

station and the train waited to depart according to timetable while was allowing<br />

passengers to board.<br />

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