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December 27th 03, 12:59 AM
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reducing congestion
Cast_Iron wrote:
"Aidan Stanger" wrote... Cast_Iron wrote: So of all the people who commute into London by car (of which there is still a significant number I understand) none of them work in the vicinity of Charing Cross? Seems a bit unlukely to me, especially as at least one office block along the Strand has it's own sub-surface car park. Of course some people commute to that area by car. However, I'd expect most (if not all) of those people to be commuting from other parts of London. London has an extremely large "travel to work" area that extends well beyond its boundaries, so yes some people who work in central London certainly commute from other parts of London, but there is a significant number who live well outside. Yes. However, commuting by car to the Charing Cross area from outside London is far too much hassle for most people. |
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