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On 5 Aug, 15:56, wrote:
On Thu, 5 Aug 2010 15:42:04 +0100 "Paul Scott" wrote: The decision to run the DLR beyond Stratford had probably not been made when the International station was being designed? *The latter was finished about 3 years ago, when they had only just got round to the NLL closure for update to DLR, and the DLR track's general direction was constrained by being where the old low level NLL had been. Space could be provided above the mainline tracks using a covered way, but it'll be tight squeeze coming off the former NLL alignment. Am I the only one who thinks the DLR is big enough already given its limited design specifications? Its already one hell of a shlep from bank to city airport on trains which barely seem to get above 25mph these days.. If it wants to become a proper metro it'll need proper trains and not have stations almost as often as bus stops. B2003 I cannot understand the close spacing between West India Quay*/Canary Wharf/Heron Quays. One any other railway they'd have just built Canary Wharf (longer platforms perhaps), with additional accesses north and south across each Quay. (*even more so given the skip-stop service on some Bank-Lewisham service (peaks?)). |
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