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April 12th 05, 06:39 PM
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Rail symbol on tram destination blinds
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"Arthur Figgis" ] wrote: On Tue, 12 Apr 2005 11:19:08 +0200, "Alan \(in Brussels\)" wrote: a convenient way of emphasising the way road and rail services are integrated. I think a clue to the answer may lie here.... Perhaps so far as through unit ticketing and/or timetabling is concerned, but passenger interchange between tram and suburban rail platforms at Elmers End and at Wimbledon is exemplary (compared eg with many Tube/Tube or even bus/bus 'interchanges' in central London). So why not stress it wherever possible? Regards, - Alan (in Brussels) |
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