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December 17th 04, 12:20 PM
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London's closest pair of level crossings?
In message , at 09:53:42 on Fri,
17 Dec 2004, John Rowland remarked: It was originally proposed that the tramline would be inside the barriers. This was scrapped because of the high frequency of the trams. There's about one every 8 minutes - hardly "high" frequency. But as I said, there are no barriers at any of the other hundred or so places that the tram intersects a road, so why would this one be special? -- Roland Perry |
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