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![]() "Bruce" wrote in message ... On Wed, 4 Aug 2010 14:01:52 +0100, "Paul Scott" wrote: "bob" wrote in message ... If we are looking seriously at adopting UIC standards, I would propose the NLL as a useful place to start. It is already connected to HS1, and is well placed to link into HS2. It handles a lot of freight which could make use of the extra space, and the platform length and overcrowding problems make it a good candidate for DD stock, while the passenger services are all provided by a relatively small pool of (potentially) dedicated rolling stock. And it goes through Hampstead tunnel, which would have to be completely rebuilt at vast expense? And this is the best possible time to carry out the work, given that the Treasury is awash with money and needs ideas for what it could be spent on. If that's the case I say go for triple deck trains... :-) Paul S |
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