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Old November 17th 14, 01:22 PM posted to uk.transport.london
Michael R N Dolbear Michael R N Dolbear is offline
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"Iain Archer" wrote

They do have the defect that if a train is non-stop from A-B then it
proceeds straight across the map.


I've enjoyed the occasional moments on a bus map I'm watching, when an

odd bus or two will fly in at about 200 mph, from a spot well outside
the route, before settling down at a point in the route where it seems
to start behaving like a bus again.

http://traintimes.org.uk/map/london-buses/#411 is a lot more sedate but
since (it is said) to be closed from Faraday Rd to Molesey Central Square
some weird things are happening at that end





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Mike D