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May 30th 11, 02:21 AM
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Class 378 Capitalstars, two years later
Now that the Class 378s have fully displaced the 313s and 508s on the
Overground, been mostly lengthened to 4 cars and have been running for nearly two years, have they produced the expected increases in patronage, ridership numbers and revenue? I am especially interested to know if the horrific ridership conditions on the core NLL section between Willesden and Stratford have been eliminated or mitigated by all of the new standing room space on the 378s, given the initial complaints about the lack of seats. I'm also interested to know how greatly the Southern and Southeastern services in and out of London Bridge have been affected by the ELL services from Croydon, Crystal Palace and New Cross, and if the WLL continues to increase in usage thanks to the new Westfield development. Have the 378s been a total success, or just successful? |
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