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January 30th 10, 03:33 PM
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Long DLR Train
"Mizter T" wrote in message
On Jan 30, 2:53 pm, "Basil Jet" wrote: MIG wrote: This morning I've seen a three-unit train running on the DLR, with the designation "Special", in between other services. How many people does a three-car DLR hold, and how does that compare with a six-car C stock? How does the speed compare? I'm wondering about whether the "light" railway designation still means anything. Closely spaced stations and lots of rapid acceleration and deceleration are light rail-esque features in my mind. As well as tight curves and steep inclines. |
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