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Old December 9th 06, 03:02 PM posted to uk.transport.london
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Default More trains on old WAGN lines

Paul Corfield wrote:

Yes and where do they then go? Moorgate is a very tight bottleneck


Really? Has its capacity been reduced since all that extra stock now on the
North London Line used to run there?

It may be poor but I do use the Hertford line infrequently and
typically off peak. It is never more than 20% full even with 3 car
trains.


.... because people who have a choice use the Piccadilly Line, because it's
more frequent. Too frequent, actually - north of Arnos Grove, the Picc seems
to have about 1 person per carriage for much of the week.

Would TfL really run that level service parallel to a 18tph tube
line? I think you've just answered your own question.


A train ever ten minutes all day south of Gordon Hill and New Barnet would
do a lot to pull people back from the Picc, so frequent trains might end up
fuller than infrequent ones. Wimbledon to West Croydon springs to mind.


 
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