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On 19 Dec, 15:39, "Basil Jet"
wrote: The expected advantage of TL2k is for people travelling between Cambridge and Blackfriars or Littlehampton and Kings Cross. The percentage of people passing through the centre is not expected to rise, although the number will. The greater point of the exercise is to significantly increase the number of trains into London Bridge from the south/southeast, and likewise increase the number of ECML commuter services (especially 12- car) that can be run, as well as to extend the existing services to 12 cars. Where any of these trains actually go is not terribly important. This is relevant because every train to Moorgate is one less to/ through London Bridge (unless you can find somewhere new to start them from), undermining the purpose of the scheme. U |
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