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October 9th 07, 12:59 PM
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Thameslink 2000 question
The other day I was going from King's Cross to London Bridge. I was on my way down to the tube, but as I passed the Thameslink platforms there was a southbound train sitting there, so I jumped on that on the assumption it would be quicker. It wasn't. At all. When TL2000 is finished, will such journies actually be quicker? Or will Thameslink trains continue to trundle through the city at roughly walking pace? Jonn |
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