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November 10th 09, 06:16 PM
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Publicity about Circle Line going Teacup
On 10 Nov, 16:23, Mr Thant
wrote: AIUI the new timetable changes the 7 tph H&C and 7 tph Circle into 6 tph each, meaning 12 tph departures from Hammersmith. Why does the current timetable favour 7 tph on various sections? I could see the point if there were 70 minutes in an hour. -- gordon |
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November 10th 09, 06:18 PM
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Publicity about Circle Line going Teacup
wrote in message ... On 10 Nov, 16:23, Mr Thant wrote: AIUI the new timetable changes the 7 tph H&C and 7 tph Circle into 6 tph each, meaning 12 tph departures from Hammersmith. Why does the current timetable favour 7 tph on various sections? I could see the point if there were 70 minutes in an hour. I think it is actually 7.5tph at the moment, or a train every 8 minutes. Peter Smyth |
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