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September 6th 06, 04:41 PM
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London Overground
Tim Roll-Pickering wrote:
Bad news: Replacing the trains with carriages where the seats face longitudal (all sideways). (Some of us actually prefer the transverse seating, i.e. front-backward facing). The reason for longitudinal seating is to provide more space for standing passengers. You mean mobile cattle trucks? I wouldn't want to stand for a long time on most of the journeys I make on that line. Don't know what time of day you travel, but I /already/ have to stand for a long time on most if the journeys I make on that line. And standing would be a lot easier in Tube-style stock rather than the stupidly narrow gangways of the 313s... -- John Band john at johnband dot org www.johnband.org |
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