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![]() "Brian Watson" wrote I found myself thinking, "why start at Shenfield?" Is there so much demand on that line for such a route, or capacity further up it (at Chelmsford for example)? The GEML is 4-track as far as Shenfield, with the Slow (Electric) [1] Lines used for the stopping Metro service, most of which will be diverted to Crossrail. To run Crossrail trains beyond Shenfield would impinge on reliability. In the same way, on the GWML Crossrail trains will normally be confined to the Relief (Slow) Lines. [1] In the original Shenfield electrification only the Slow Lines were wired, and named the Electric Lines. Subsequently all four tracks have been wired. Peter |
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