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October 30th 12, 08:59 AM
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S stock
Was it really necessary for the body to taper in so severely at floor level?
I realise the lower floor means it has to be cut back for curved platforms but it leaves a huge potentially dangerous gap at certain stations. Was it really worth it just for those mythical wheelchair users who don't exist? B2003 |
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