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I'm on a Circle line train going anti-clockwise from Tower Hill to
King's Cross. The train pulls into Aldgate and proceeds to sit there for several minutes. A Metropolitan line train sits in the adjacent platform, with people sitting on it waiting to depart. Sometimes the Circle line departs first, but quite often the Metropolitan line train leaves first instead, which is annoying when I'm rushing for a connection at KX. Is there any way to tell which train is going to depart first? What happens at the moment is that people hang around half way between the two, hoping to run to whichever train sounds its "doors closing" beeps first. And often not getting there in time. I suppose my best bet is to watch the signals and see which one goes green first, but you can't see both sets at the same time except when standing at the very front. And I get the impression that the driver starts closing the doors before the signals change. Are there any other lights or clues I could be watching out for? PaulO |
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