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November 17th 05, 09:35 AM
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TfL Bottleneck Plan
This was in the Metro taday and I think was in the Standard yesterday.
Just wondered what the Harrow-Rickmansworth stopping patterns refers to. I know that all fast Met line trains have to cross over the slow lines at Harrow on the Hill but I can't see what other bottleneck there is. It also describes Willesden as a bottleneck. What are they referring to here? Kevin |
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