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November 11th 03, 07:07 PM
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J sign at the end of Finchley Road station
Hi All.
Just a quick question - does anyone know what a small illuminated 'J' might be used for on the northbound met platform at Finchley Road station. It looks a bit like that light that goes on then off as the train passes over the little arm at the side of the track. Also, what's the problem with opening both sets of doors at stations like Uxbridge, Golders Green etc., where there are platforms on both side of the train. Thanks in advance! JP |
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