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On Fri, 3 Aug 2007 16:54:34 +0100, Tom Anderson wrote:
....... - Crossrail has unlike Thameslink not been designed as an equivalent RER but merely a full gauge fast tube.- Hide quoted text - I'm not sure this view is correct. Surely the way Crossrail trains will be sharing tracks on existing routes to Maidenhead, Shenfield and Abbey Wood, is just like Thameslink; the only main difference is their central London tunnel will be new, not secondhand... AIUI, there won't be a huge amount of track-sharing. Crossrail gets exclusive use of the slow tracks on the GWML, although it'll share with HEx from Airport Junction to Heathrow Central. What happens to GWML freight? Surely it won't use the fast lines - will it all be sent round via Staines? |
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