Transport 2025 - Proposed changes for the tube.
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Transport 2025 - Proposed changes for the tube.
This very interesting document appeared on the Tfl website a few days ago.
http://www.tfl.gov.uk/tfl/downloads/pdf/T2025-new.pdf
The most interesting bits for you tube challengers are the proposals to completely split the Northern line into two lines, thus simplifying the service pattern. They would be able to run 30 tph on each of the new lines that way.
Next to that, the Bakerloo would be extended to Watford, with Queens Park - Euston becoming a branch of the Bakerloo.
Next to that there's the Overground, the DLR extension to Dagenham and a whole lot of other interesting projects in this document.
http://www.tfl.gov.uk/tfl/downloads/pdf/T2025-new.pdf
The most interesting bits for you tube challengers are the proposals to completely split the Northern line into two lines, thus simplifying the service pattern. They would be able to run 30 tph on each of the new lines that way.
Next to that, the Bakerloo would be extended to Watford, with Queens Park - Euston becoming a branch of the Bakerloo.
Next to that there's the Overground, the DLR extension to Dagenham and a whole lot of other interesting projects in this document.
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The basic premise is simple.
As soon as the 2009 Stock is introduced and the Victoria line management are happy to let a unit go off-line, it will be taken out of service, refurbished along with a Bakerloo line unit. These two trains will be combined into two new trains which will then be returned to the Bakerloo line.
Once enough trains are refurbished and reformed, Watford services will transfer.
As soon as the 2009 Stock is introduced and the Victoria line management are happy to let a unit go off-line, it will be taken out of service, refurbished along with a Bakerloo line unit. These two trains will be combined into two new trains which will then be returned to the Bakerloo line.
Once enough trains are refurbished and reformed, Watford services will transfer.
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I guess this would have happened before with the Standard and CO/CP stocks.
The next station is Beary's Underground - www.london-underground.de
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Page 48 says:editorsfoot wrote:I didn't see any mention of the Croxley link though which appears on the 2015 map. Is this still stuck at the funding stage, as always touch out suggests or is it being ditched?
For illustration purposes, only some
elements of the PPP (those fully completed
by 2010) are included in the reference case.
It therefore excludes upgrades to the
Victoria, Northern, Piccadilly, District,
Metropolitan, Circle, Hammersmith & City
and Bakerloo lines.
In reality, investment is already going into
these committed projects and the cost of not
proceeding would be significant. Moreover, it
is questionable whether life-expired assets on
non-upgraded lines would still be able to
function in 2025.
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