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Could they not have done this during peak rush hour ffs
Just went past, all ready to go. It will be great when it’s finished.
This should help get peoples lives on track ;)
I’m hearing great things about these bridges
Perhaps you could explain how s bridge lift will increase train capacities? Just curious that’s all. I feel I have half the story
Just a guess but will moving the bridge allow for the construction if a longer platform.
As the level crossing will be removed it will mean trains will not have to slow down, they currently do in case someone gets caught between the crossing gates. Faster trains, more trains can pass per hour, increased capacity
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ah, whatever.
You for got 137
Someone had a riveting Friday night.
Excel, copy & paste and thinking can sometimes be a wonderful thing
@ mary …shut up! At ur age talkin waffle ya should be happy with ur free bus and train pass!
Can’t wait to see what the future holds!! We are already bombarded by the traffic from the trains as it is!!! Now they are going to put on more trains. That was never mentioned on any leaflet put through the doors. Great!!!!!
More trains can only be a good thing.. There are far too many people relying on private cars for work anyway. I say bring it on!
This evil scourge of improved mass public transport must be stopped!
Are you part of the same residence committee that gave out about the traffic congestion, now giving out that the solution blocks the light for an hour a day? Correct me if I’m wrong, but I’m guessing you’re younger than railways and accepted certain things when you moved into a house next to a railway line?
Shush, Mary
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Keep the topic on track.!!!!!!!!!
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