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September 24th 04, 02:14 PM
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Ken says yes to Crystal Palace tram extension
--- "Paul Corfield" wrote: wrote: "David Bradley" wrote: For those wishing to get to Crystal Palace from Croydon by eletric traction, the best way would be by the 654. Eh? Is that a new battery-powered bus route or something? it was a Trolleybus - now bus 154. Ok, thanks. ITYM bus 157. Perhaps that's what the trams should do. Drop down to street level at Croydon Road and follow that route to Crystal Palace. (Maybe even taking a short cut through the park to avoid road congestion at the Robin Hood.) The big advantage of this route is that it provides an interchange at Anerley station. The big disadvantage is lots of on-street running -- and also, lots of on-street disruption while it's being built. |
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