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West London zone changes?
Looking at the latest version of the TfL High Frequency Services
map[1] Alperton, Boston Manor, Hanwell, Drayton Green and Castle Bar Park appear to have been moved from zone 4 to zone 3. Changes afoot or simple mistake? (T5 aside, there's not much that needs changing map- wise in west London that might have resulted in an error...?) ~cj [1] http://www.tfl.gov.uk/assets/downloa...rvices-map.pdf It's the "June 2008 web update" according to the bottom right of the map |
West London zone changes?
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West London zone changes?
On 14 Jun, 02:26, wrote:
Looking at the latest version of the TfL High Frequency Services map[1] Alperton, Boston Manor, Hanwell, Drayton Green and Castle Bar Park appear to have been moved from zone 4 to zone 3. Changes afoot or simple mistake? (T5 aside, there's not much that needs changing map- wise in west London that might have resulted in an error...?) It looks like the yellow shape that makes up the Zone 3 border has been inadevertently nudged to the left. Wembley Park has the border passing straight through it, but is not marked as a boundary station, whereas it misses the boundary stations in East London. U -- http://londonconnections.blogspot.com/ A blog about transport projects in London |
West London zone changes?
On Jun 14, 8:18*am, Mr Thant
wrote: It looks like the yellow shape that makes up the Zone 3 border has been inadevertently nudged to the left. Wembley Park has the border passing straight through it, but is not marked as a boundary station, whereas it misses the boundary stations in East London. Perhaps it's because of the slightly messy compromise they've come up with to show that Heathrow Connect and Heathrow Express are 'outside' the zonal system, whilst the Piccadilly line isn't - despite them obviously meeting at the Heathrow stations! They've tried to draw the Zone 6 boundary in between the two lines, but had to add one of those explanatory boxes anyway... |
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