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August 11th 09, 12:18 PM
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Walk-through trains
Sorry - not sure exactly what they're called, but why is it only the SSL
and Overground that are to get trains that you can walk all the way through (like a bendy bus)? Is there something on the Tube lines that stops this design being practical? Also, are the 172s going to be like the 378s or the more 'conventional' design like on other BR trains? |
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