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[email protected] · December 21st 15, 11:46 PM posted to uk.transport.london,cam.transport

In article , (Clive D.
W. Feather) wrote:

In message ,
wrote:
Single lead junctions saved a lot of money so were a frequent value
engineering element. Indeed there are still junction arrangements using
them which save money compared to conventional double junctions but don't
have the bottlenecks. Shepreth Branch Junction is an example with no
conflicting moves using only 4 simple points:

Shepreth Branch Junction isn't a single lead junction, it's a double
lead junction. Completely different thing.

I would say it was a series of single leads to distinguish it from a
traditional double junction with two points and a diamond crossing.

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Colin Rosenstiel