Found the following website:

http://londoncommute.freeservers.com/

If the author keeps it updated, might be an interesting source of
statistical data.

On Sat, 22 May 2004 13:20:23 +0100, "Bob Martin"
wrote:

Found the following website:

http://londoncommute.freeservers.com/

If the author keeps it updated, might be an interesting source of
statistical data.

to tell people what?

It would make more sense if the origin and destination were stated for a
start. It also doesn't say if the author was actually delayed or
inconvenienced. I have travelled when there is a statement that a line
has delays and actually not suffered any delay on my own journey - I
have also experienced quite the opposite as well. As the author seems to
be solely relating personal experience I think it would be difficult to
draw any meaningful conclusions.
--
Paul C


Admits to working for London Underground!

In article , Bob Martin wrote:
http://londoncommute.freeservers.com/

If the author keeps it updated, might be an interesting source of
statistical data.

Wow, the guy's been at it for 1800 years! Now that's dedication.

Niklas
--
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