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November 10th 09, 08:38 PM
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Publicity about Circle Line going Teacup
On 10 Nov, 21:26, "Paul Scott" wrote:
MIG wrote: On 10 Nov, 20:03, "Paul Scott" wrote: Mr Thant wrote: The 2010 frequencies are on slide 15 onwards of this document: http://www.tfl.gov.uk/assets/downloa...es-Proposed-Se... So there really is a bit more to it than just the Circle... So they've changed from the plan to terminate half the Wimblewares at High Street Ken off peak? Was that ever a firm official plan, or did posters here just propose it as an obvious way of reducing the number of trains approaching Edgware Road? Paul S I am pretty sure it was the plan as printed in Modern Railways. But I couldn't understand why Edgware Road could cope in the peak if it couldn't cope off-peak. (And I don't really believe it can cope at all.) |
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