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Nick:
Yeah, that ON map could be quite handy if it was more accurate. The metropolitan Kent section is all over the place - Bexleyheath line greyed out implying less than 4 trains an hour? Orpington greyed out incorrectly. Only 8 tph to Dartford? (I think Dartford is 12tph off-peak during the day). Whoever drew that map didn't examine train services in Bexley and Bromley very carefully... I think it's because it works on the basis of how many tph a station has to a certain station - it's no good knowing that Bexleyheath has 4tph if you specifically want to go to Victoria, as it's only the terminus for two of those trains (IIRC). That's another thing I'm not keen on about the new LUL frequent services map actually - it reverts to showing any station that has that many trains is receiving a frequent service, even when it's effectively served by two infrequent routes. Jonn |
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