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Tube Lines construction at Stratford
From the new DLR platforms at Stratford I can see a new building being
constructed by Tube Lines (it has Tube Lines banner on it) right next to the Jubilee line platforms. What is it going to be? A new administrative build for Tube Lines? Or something useful? |
Tube Lines construction at Stratford
On Thu, 30 Aug 2007 09:12:49 -0700, alex_t
wrote: From the new DLR platforms at Stratford I can see a new building being constructed by Tube Lines (it has Tube Lines banner on it) right next to the Jubilee line platforms. What is it going to be? A new administrative build for Tube Lines? Or something useful? I think it is new Train Crew Accommodation. Extra accommodation is provided as part of line upgrades as LU will need extra train drivers to operate the more frequent services. Tube Lines are required to do the work as part of the upgrade obligations. -- Paul C Admits to working for London Underground! |
Tube Lines construction at Stratford
I think it is new Train Crew Accommodation. Extra accommodation is provided as part of line upgrades as LU will need extra train drivers to operate the more frequent services. Tube Lines are required to do the work as part of the upgrade obligations. Wow, lucky drivers! It's about hotel size* * - small hotel ;-) |
Tube Lines construction at Stratford
On Aug 30, 6:30 pm, alex_t wrote:
I think it is new Train Crew Accommodation. Extra accommodation is provided as part of line upgrades as LU will need extra train drivers to operate the more frequent services. Tube Lines are required to do the work as part of the upgrade obligations. Wow, lucky drivers! It's about hotel size* * - small hotel ;-) Anything for the Train Operators on LUL, sadly! That's whay the train service exists, not for the passengers. |
Tube Lines construction at Stratford
In message .com,
chunky munky writes Wow, lucky drivers! It's about hotel size* * - small hotel ;-) Anything for the Train Operators on LUL, sadly! That's whay the train service exists, not for the passengers. If only that were true :( -- Steve Fitzgerald has now left the building. You will find him in London's Docklands, E16, UK (please use the reply to address for email) |
Tube Lines construction at Stratford
On Aug 30, 6:17 pm, Paul Corfield wrote:
On Thu, 30 Aug 2007 09:12:49 -0700, alex_t wrote: From the new DLR platforms at Stratford I can see a new building being constructed by Tube Lines (it has Tube Lines banner on it) right next to the Jubilee line platforms. What is it going to be? A new administrative build for Tube Lines? Or something useful? I think it is new Train Crew Accommodation. Extra accommodation is provided as part of line upgrades as LU will need extra train drivers to operate the more frequent services. Tube Lines are required to do the work as part of the upgrade obligations. -- Paul C Admits to working for London Underground! And when are they bringing the more frequent service in, must be at the very least 3 years away. Why don't Tubelines pull their finger out and get on with the Northern Line enabling. If they were Metronet it would be front page news. Kevin |
Tube Lines construction at Stratford
"Paul Corfield" wrote: I think it is new Train Crew Accommodation. Extra accommodation is provided as part of line upgrades as LU will need extra train drivers to operate the more frequent services. Tube Lines are required to do the work as part of the upgrade obligations. Will be interesting to see how the Jubilee copes with a more frequent service. The signalling cannot cope with the present headways, and the station dwell times on the JLE horrendous. Chris |
Tube Lines construction at Stratford
On Aug 31, 12:02 pm, "Chris Read" wrote:
"Paul Corfield" wrote: I think it is new Train Crew Accommodation. Extra accommodation is provided as part of line upgrades as LU will need extra train drivers to operate the more frequent services. Tube Lines are required to do the work as part of the upgrade obligations. Will be interesting to see how the Jubilee copes with a more frequent service. The signalling cannot cope with the present headways, and the station dwell times on the JLE horrendous. Chris ATO like on the Central will mean more trains, running faster and more often. At the moment as there are so few signals (being installed as Moving Block) there are bigger gaps in the service. Oh and with it being a TubeLines building, expect the windows to leak and the doors to not shut! |
Tube Lines construction at Stratford
On 31 Aug, 12:37, chunky munky wrote:
On Aug 31, 12:02 pm, "Chris Read" wrote: Will be interesting to see how the Jubilee copes with a more frequent service. The signalling cannot cope with the present headways, and the station dwell times on the JLE horrendous. ICBW, but I think the dwell times are primarily down to the signalling rather than pax/train interface (i.e. the driver doesn't close the doors because he hasn't got a green, because the headways are crap). ATO like on the Central will mean more trains, running faster and more often. At the moment as there are so few signals (being installed as Moving Block) there are bigger gaps in the service. Oh and with it being a TubeLines building, expect the windows to leak and the doors to not shut! On the plus side, it'll cost 1/4 as much as a Metronet building ;-) -- John Band john at johnband dot org www.johnband.org |
Tube Lines construction at Stratford
On Aug 31, 12:02 pm, "Chris Read" wrote:
"Paul Corfield" wrote: I think it is new Train Crew Accommodation. Extra accommodation is provided as part of line upgrades as LU will need extra train drivers to operate the more frequent services. Tube Lines are required to do the work as part of the upgrade obligations. Will be interesting to see how the Jubilee copes with a more frequent service. The signalling cannot cope with the present headways, and the station dwell times on the JLE horrendous. Chris That is why they are spending millions ripping out a system less that 10 years old and who pays for all of this. Kevin |
Tube Lines construction at Stratford
On Fri, 31 Aug 2007 03:27:04 -0700, Kev wrote:
On Aug 30, 6:17 pm, Paul Corfield wrote: On Thu, 30 Aug 2007 09:12:49 -0700, alex_t wrote: From the new DLR platforms at Stratford I can see a new building being constructed by Tube Lines (it has Tube Lines banner on it) right next to the Jubilee line platforms. What is it going to be? A new administrative build for Tube Lines? Or something useful? I think it is new Train Crew Accommodation. Extra accommodation is provided as part of line upgrades as LU will need extra train drivers to operate the more frequent services. Tube Lines are required to do the work as part of the upgrade obligations. And when are they bringing the more frequent service in, must be at the very least 3 years away. Why don't Tubelines pull their finger out and get on with the Northern Line enabling. If they were Metronet it would be front page news. I think Jubilee completes in 2010. Why do you think TLL are not getting on with the Northern Line? Lots of work is going on - test track trials, recabling, new control centre under construction, lots of track replacement completed in advance of the signalling loop installation. -- Paul C Admits to working for London Underground! |
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