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Roland Perry wrote: In message , at 22:50:32 on Fri, 10 Mar 2006, Graeme Wall remarked: I believe they will be using the two service tunnels each side of the main road tunnels. Sorry, yes, it does say that in the article :-( Are those the tunnels that are currently used by taxis, and have a "loading gauge" hanging over the entrance? AFAIK yes those are they. I believe they were originally pedestrian tunnels when built. There have been various suggestions of what they could be used for over the years. Or are the service tunnels in addition to those? The area between the airport end of the tunnels and T1 is currently somewhat full of roads and car parks, it will be interesting to see how they weave this pod-track through it all and up to the terminal building (currently the frontage is occupied by the car drop-off zone). I wonder if they are going to try to move the drop-off point out of the central area? Would certainly help reduce the amount of traffic there. -- Graeme Wall This address is not read, substitute trains for rail. Transport Miscellany at http://www.greywall.demon.co.uk/rail/index.html |
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