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September 1st 04, 04:09 PM
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LUL track gauge not the same as BR gauge?
I was reading a book by Brian Hardy about the tube trains on the Isle of
Wight and he states that the LUL track gauge is 4 foot 8.75 inches but the BR gauge is 4 ft 8.5 and that this caused issues initially. Is this a true statement (perhaps he was misinformed?) as it seems amazing to me and if it is does it cause any operational issues on shared tracks such as on the Bakerloo and Met? B2003 |
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