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wrote: On 2016\02\18 22:04, wrote: In article , (Basil Jet) wrote: On 2016\02\18 13:18, Steve Lewis wrote: I reckon that the District line is of the maximum complexity that can be covered by a single line identity. Actually it is past it... the Wimbleware should be a separate line (sharing track to Wimbledon with the District Line). The signage at Paddington for the Circle Line is also a nightmare... especially the bizarre and enigmatic enamel sign split in two on platform 12 or thereabouts (perhaps Damien Hirst did it). I agree the signs to Paddington underground at present should point people firmly to the H&C platforms unless they are going to High St etc. I think it does, but it's still confusing. So, towards the footbridge on all platforms? Wasn't last time I went there but it is a little time ago. -- Colin Rosenstiel |
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On 2016\02\19 13:10, wrote:
In article , (Basil Jet) wrote: On 2016\02\18 22:04, wrote: In article , (Basil Jet) wrote: On 2016\02\18 13:18, Steve Lewis wrote: I reckon that the District line is of the maximum complexity that can be covered by a single line identity. Actually it is past it... the Wimbleware should be a separate line (sharing track to Wimbledon with the District Line). The signage at Paddington for the Circle Line is also a nightmare... especially the bizarre and enigmatic enamel sign split in two on platform 12 or thereabouts (perhaps Damien Hirst did it). I agree the signs to Paddington underground at present should point people firmly to the H&C platforms unless they are going to High St etc. I think it does, but it's still confusing. So, towards the footbridge on all platforms? I don't know about that, but once you're at the Praed Street end of the platforms you are routed back past platform 12 to the H&C. I'll check the platforms in a few days. Maybe the Circle Line should only run from Liverpool Street to Edgware Road via the south side, with Circles become H&Cs at Liverpool Street so the same timetable would operate but with a different presentation. |
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In article , (Basil Jet)
wrote: On 2016\02\19 13:10, wrote: In article , (Basil Jet) wrote: On 2016\02\18 22:04, wrote: In article , (Basil Jet) wrote: On 2016\02\18 13:18, Steve Lewis wrote: I reckon that the District line is of the maximum complexity that can be covered by a single line identity. Actually it is past it... the Wimbleware should be a separate line (sharing track to Wimbledon with the District Line). The signage at Paddington for the Circle Line is also a nightmare... especially the bizarre and enigmatic enamel sign split in two on platform 12 or thereabouts (perhaps Damien Hirst did it). I agree the signs to Paddington underground at present should point people firmly to the H&C platforms unless they are going to High St etc. I think it does, but it's still confusing. So, towards the footbridge on all platforms? I don't know about that, but once you're at the Praed Street end of the platforms you are routed back past platform 12 to the H&C. I'll check the platforms in a few days. That was my complaint. Most long distance standard class passengers pass the footbridge on their way to the Lawn. Maybe the Circle Line should only run from Liverpool Street to Edgware Road via the south side, with Circles become H&Cs at Liverpool Street so the same timetable would operate but with a different presentation. If it means trains through Edgware Road between Paddington and King's Cross that would be good. -- Colin Rosenstiel |
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On 2016\02\19 13:38, Basil Jet wrote:
On 2016\02\19 13:10, wrote: In article , (Basil Jet) wrote: On 2016\02\18 22:04, wrote: In article , (Basil Jet) wrote: On 2016\02\18 13:18, Steve Lewis wrote: I reckon that the District line is of the maximum complexity that can be covered by a single line identity. Actually it is past it... the Wimbleware should be a separate line (sharing track to Wimbledon with the District Line). The signage at Paddington for the Circle Line is also a nightmare... especially the bizarre and enigmatic enamel sign split in two on platform 12 or thereabouts (perhaps Damien Hirst did it). I agree the signs to Paddington underground at present should point people firmly to the H&C platforms unless they are going to High St etc. I think it does, but it's still confusing. So, towards the footbridge on all platforms? I don't know about that, but once you're at the Praed Street end of the platforms you are routed back past platform 12 to the H&C. I'll check the platforms in a few days. I checked this morning... the totems on the platforms point you to the footbridge if you want the "Circle line via Kings Cross", and to the lawn if you want the "Circle line via Victoria". But there are only two totems per island platform, so it's nowhere near as informative as the instant-interchange-info-in-your-face that you get on a tube platform. And there is no sign for the "Circle line via Ladbroke Grove", although there is a sign for the Hammersmith & City line. |
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