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On May 7, 4:30*pm, "Peter Masson" wrote:
"Michael Bell" wrote Let's sort out the London end where the problems are. We are getting Crossrail 1, the East-West line. We almost have Crossrail 0, the North-South Thames link, 2/3 of the cost of Crossrail 1 and of roughly equal importance. We are talking about Crossrail 3 the North-East - South-West line. *What about leap-frogging Crossrail 3 and going for Crossrail 4. A new undergound "DC line", the South-Eastern tail end could take over some of routes from London Bridge. It would take all the passengers off the DC lines, whe could use all four tracks out of Euston for long distance. Now there's *Gold!* If you want the DC off Euston and the Camden bank, divert the DC trains to Stratford via Primrose Hill and the North London Line. Build a proper interchange at Primrose Hill/Chalk Farm and preferably another at South Hampstead/Swiss Cottage. Simples. Peter The Interchange at Chalk Farm/Primrose Hill would be fairly straightforward. TfL would need to extend the intermediate/mezzanine level tunnel at Chalk Farm, under Adelaide Road, and the Primrose Hill platforms. Add some steps and an ADA compliant elevator and the two are an integrated station. South Hampstead/Swiss Cottage is not so easy. But, IMHO it is worthwhile. It would allow passengers to change before reaching Marylebone Road/Euston Road. |
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