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October 1st 03, 09:11 AM posted to uk.transport.london

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Hello from New York

In article , Spyke
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Quail shows a connections at Neasden and Finchley Rd between the two
lines, but looks like Met to Jubilee is easier than vice-versa. I
presume the jubilee lines are able to accommodate the Met loading gauge?

Yes; it used to be that the last Met. train ran along the Jubilee tracks
and called at all stations.

However, I believe that preparations for ATO on the Jubilee means that A
stock is no longer allowed on it.

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