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So don't shoot me down in flames because I know little about the way
the Underground works but could someone answer me this question? Why is it, when the Met trains to Uxbridge which say they aren't stopping @ Wembley Park because of the reconstruction works, stop there anyway! Albeit not to let passengers off. Now I'm sure there is a red signal or something, but if that's the case (and if ALL trains have to stop there anyway for some reason) why not run them all through a platform that is open to let people on/off OR actually run non stop? I'm sure there is a rational answer but it doesn't make sense to me ![]() Chris. |
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