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February 14th 08, 02:17 PM
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LT strip diagrams in carriages
I was on the Circle last week and became aware of a change in the
representation of underground/NR interchanges on the in car diagrams. It seemed to me that instead of indicating the places like Victoria provide access to National Rail you now get an emphasis on airport connections. How long has it been like this? |
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