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Richard J. wrote:
Some residents who live above the proposed line of the Crossrail tunnels are concerned about possible noise and vibration in their homes when the trains are running. Is there anyone on utl who lives or works directly above an existing tube (not sub-surface) tunnel? If so, do you experience any noise and vibration? Staying overnight in a house in Southgate, some way from the underground section of the tunnel (which runs under playing fields of the local college), it is still possible to hear the trains rumble through if you listen carefully enough late evening or early morning. Given the location of the house, which was nearly on the High Street, this is quite surprising. J |
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