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July 30th 06, 05:02 PM
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DLR track gauge
Charles Ellson wrote: .. and would also make it difficult for any kind of mixed running on or off the DLR which might occur in the future. I can't see that ever happening. I doubt much if any standard mainline stock would be able to negotiate the sharp bends or steep inclines on the DLR and the DLR stock uses a unique (in britain) 3rd rail system so it couldn't run under its own power anywhere else unless modified. And then theres the good old HSE to factor in with mixed running rules etc.... B2003 |
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