London and the Southeast 2nd generation RUS
 

Draft version published today. Large pdf, about 10 Mb

http://www.networkrail.co.uk/browseD...id=2 895&root

Follow Route Utilisation Strategies RUS Generation 2

Paul S

London and the Southeast 2nd generation RUS
 

"Paul Scott" wrote

Draft version published today. Large pdf, about 10 Mb
http://www.networkrail.co.uk/browseD...id=2 895&root
Follow Route Utilisation Strategies RUS Generation 2

"This second generation of RUSs has identified three worksteams" (sic)!
Hopefully they'll be going on to identify some workdiesels and
workelectrics...

London and the Southeast 2nd generation RUS
 

On Thu, 16 Dec 2010, John Salmon wrote:

"Paul Scott" wrote

Draft version published today. Large pdf, about 10 Mb
http://www.networkrail.co.uk/browseD...id=2 895&root
Follow Route Utilisation Strategies RUS Generation 2

"This second generation of RUSs has identified three worksteams" (sic)!
Hopefully they'll be going on to identify some workdiesels and
workelectrics...

No, due to the budget cuts, only workpumpwagons.

tom

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London and the Southeast 2nd generation RUS
 

On Dec 16, 1:30*pm, "Paul Scott"
wrote:
Draft version published today. *Large pdf, about 10 Mb

http://www.networkrail.co.uk/browseD...id=2 895&root

Follow Route Utilisation Strategies *RUS Generation 2

Paul S

"New lines 'may be needed to beat train overcrowding'"

http://www.thornegazette.co.uk/news/...ng _1_2863333

NR said that as long as these, and other projects were implemented in
full, "overall peak capacity in the London suburban area will largely
be able to cope with predicted passenger numbers in 2031, with the
addition of some other key measures".

"More extensive options - for example, the building of entirely new
lines - may be needed," said NR

Patrick

London and the Southeast 2nd generation RUS
 

"D1039" wrote in message

On Dec 16, 1:30 pm, "Paul Scott"
wrote:
Draft version published today. Large pdf, about 10 Mb

http://www.networkrail.co.uk/browseD...id=2 895&root

Follow Route Utilisation Strategies RUS Generation 2

Paul S

"New lines 'may be needed to beat train overcrowding'"

http://www.thornegazette.co.uk/news/...ng _1_2863333

NR said that as long as these, and other projects were implemented in
full, "overall peak capacity in the London suburban area will largely
be able to cope with predicted passenger numbers in 2031, with the
addition of some other key measures".

"More extensive options - for example, the building of entirely new
lines - may be needed," said NR

The BBC local TV news was already talking about Crossrail 2 (aka the
Chelney line) on Friday.