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On 28 Sep, 00:48, Mizter T wrote:
When trains are running OK then it's far less likely for it to get overcrowded and temporarily close. Rebuilding the whole complex including the platforms, which would mean the station had a bit more give before overcrowding would cause it to close, would be a massive and very expensive project. And closing when the station gets overcrowded is a sensible way to avert the risk of mishaps that could otherwse occur. Basically the best way to deal with potential overcrowding problems at stations such as KXSP is for LU to ensure that all their lines are working properly. The current modernisation plan's aim is to do just that. How difficult would it be to "hollow out" the platform side walls to enable another couple of metres of platform width? (ie. put in some other kind of roof supports) Doing that and somehow separating the northern line and the picc lines escaltor routes would go a long way in cutting perceived overcrowding. Also making sure that all the ticket windows are manned in peak times which I would have thought a no brainer! |
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