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Recliner wrote on Sun, 29 Nov 2015 at
15:10:22: wrote: Could the result vary with the demographic of the users and the time and location. In the rush hours or when a large sports event such as Arsenal at Home is about to take place I would think that the majority of users will be reasonably fit and in a hurry and many actaully run up at a fast pace. After the time Freedom pass use becomes available a whole load of other users who don't need to rush around start to use the system,while a lot will just stand a number will walk up to pass them but not as many actually run. Freedom passes are available for use 24 hours a day on the Tube. But retired people are less likely to use the Underground during the crowded peaks. True. No room for my usual 115ppm trot up the escalator. -- Iain Archer |
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