TfL Board gives approval for next step for DLR Stratford extension
On Wed, 25 May 2005, Dave Arquati wrote:
Boltar wrote:
The Stratford International extension is not really a Tube/train
replacement; it provides a local tram-like (i.e. light rail) service
along a corridor which is being targeted for regeneration.
Of course it is , its replacing the NLL which has proper trains. I'm
not really sure what they're trying to achieve that they couldn;t have
achieved far cheaper by simply upping the frequency of NLL train
services.
Why are those "proper trains" automatically better than DLR trains?
Capacity.
tom
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