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BTW, does the North London Line still come into its original platform when
arriving at Stratford? Or does it now loop around and terminate on the upper level? "John Rowland" wrote in message ... Dave A wrote: wrote: Seeing that TfL is due to take over the North London (When is that due to happen?), have they ever thought about further extending the DLR further west? Methinks that it would be a boon for Hackney, which suffers from a lack of any tube stations. I can imagine the DLR going out to Highbury & Islington, as it would allow connections to the Victoria Line as well as to the ELL at Dalston Kingsland. And NLL would terminate at Highbury & Islington. The NLL here is also used by freight, and once again conversion to DLR would preclude this. I believe the formation is wide enough for 4 tracks from Waterden Road to Kentish Town Road, with the exception of the bit north of Dalston Junction station. If true, there should be room for two DLR tracks from Stratford to Dalston Junction, two freight tracks from Stratford to Camden, and two passenger line from Camden to Dalston Junction and onto the East London Line. |
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