... with only 6ft way to the adjacent track, especially where it is not a running line. For an ordinary passing station where trains are not normally split I think the usual 6ft way would apply. Bear in mind though that this is a minimum, there is no rule that it can't be wider. There is no mention on the official structure gauge drawing that the presence of the platform modifies the 6ft dimension: 2_040252_350000000.png 2_040306_490000000.png The above diagram is available full-size in the Image Gallery: gallery/2 /original/2_040252_350000001.gif regards, Martin. posted: 6 Dec 2014 18:32 from: roythebus Tenterden Station only has 6' between the platform road and run-round loop. posted: 1 Mar 2015 09:11 from: D Foster I fear that the assumption is incorrect. There are several issues. 1. The space between tracks is effectively un-productive land- land had to be purchased for the railway to be built- a vast amount of land- which meant a vast amount of money (or shares in lieu ...