"Timothy Baldwin" wrote in message
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In message , Peter Frimberley
wrote:

On 12 Sep 2006 09:29:06 -0700, "Neil Williams"
wrote:

??? No they're not. Paris, Stockholm, Budapest, New York, Sydney,
Singapore, Hong Kong, Bangkok- the metro systems in these and many
many other cities - in fact I'd go so far as to say most cities of the
world - have barriers.

Brussels and Berlin don't have barriers.

I don't think that any German system does.

And Oslo and Copenhagen don't either, I don't think that Helsinki
did, but Stockholm does.

tim

On Thu, 21 Sep 2006 20:05:39 +0100, "tim\(yet another new home\)"
wrote:


"Timothy Baldwin" wrote in message
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Brussels and Berlin don't have barriers.

I don't think that any German system does.

Nope, too honest!

And Oslo and Copenhagen don't either, I don't think that Helsinki
did, but Stockholm does.

Helsinki doesn't.

Err, Rennes doesn't either. So unlike the metropolis (Paris) which can
have barriers inside barriers - RATP to RER.
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