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September 20th 17, 06:03 PM
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Why is the piccadilly line so slow?
On 2017\09\20 14:41, Offramp wrote:
On Wednesday, 20 September 2017 14:07:03 UTC+1, wrote: I doubt all the people who get off the picc at finsbury are specifically going to a victoria line station. I can imagine someone who lives at Cockfosters and works at Hyde Park Corner travelling Cockfosters - Finsbury Park, FP (Vic) - Green Park and walking. Was that "can" supposed to be "can't"? Oggy Circus and Victoria are two of the four busiest tube stations: Waterloo is another, and the easiest route from Cockfosters involves taking the Vic from Finny P to Oggy C. |
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