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On 25/07/18 14:26, Roland Perry wrote:
OK, so that appears to be sufficiently air-gapped off at Abbey Wood to mean TfL could run that service independently of Network Rail potentially having to approve any of the timetable from Abbey Wood to Paddington. Operationally, yes. Is there any attempt to provide good connections for passengers, or are services too frequent for that to be necessary? |
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In message , at 14:55:14 on Wed, 25 Jul
2018, Certes remarked: OK, so that appears to be sufficiently air-gapped off at Abbey Wood to mean TfL could run that service independently of Network Rail potentially having to approve any of the timetable from Abbey Wood to Paddington. Operationally, yes. Is there any attempt to provide good connections for passengers, or are services too frequent for that to be necessary? The foot connections at places like Paddington are too tortuous for anyone to claim that service A (from Abbey Wood) was ever planned to connect with service B (west from Paddington on the main line). -- Roland Perry |
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