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Have you ever been standing on the platform only to see your train whizz by?
Train drivers are facing pressure to skip stops in order to catch up to the timetable and avoid a fine, according to the transport union
Transport operator Keolis Downer took over the running of Adelaide's rail network in January, and can be penalised for late arrivals.
Rail, Tram and Bus Union state secretary Darren Phillips told Ali Clarke and David Bevan why drivers might decide to skip your stop.
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