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I took a Thames Clippers boat from Canary Wharf to St.
Katherine's pier on Friday, and it was a really enjoyable experience and a reasonably quick way across the city. The journey time from Embankment to Canary Wharf is 21 minutes -- 4 minutes longer than the tube. To Greenwich, the boat takes about the same time as National Rail, and is quicker than the DLR. So my question is, would it be possible to integrate the river services into the rest of the TfL system? This would include increasing capacity and frequency to mass transit levels, and either buying out the existing providers (as was done with the tube) or taking control of scheduling and pricing while contracting out the service provision to private operators (as is the case with London Buses). And if it was possible, would it make economic sense? Matt Ashby www.mattashby.com |
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