Post by A60stock on Sept 28, 2024 11:44:10 GMT
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Prior to the jubilee line, were there two northbound or two southbound platforms for the bakerloo? I believe only one of the platforms was built new for the jubilee and I think it's the northbound jubilee. This would have meant two southbound platforms for the bakerloo (as the layout on the southbound is at present).
So when coming down the stairs where you currently turn left for southbound jubilee and right for southbound bakerloo, this would have meant passengers would have to play guesswork over which bakerloo line train would leave first prior to the jubilee?
In addition, are the points at which there are connections between each line (one from the bakerloo to jubilee northbound and the other from the jubilee to bakerloo southbound) be the points at where the branches previously split off and joined up?
Prior to the jubilee line, were there two northbound or two southbound platforms for the bakerloo? I believe only one of the platforms was built new for the jubilee and I think it's the northbound jubilee. This would have meant two southbound platforms for the bakerloo (as the layout on the southbound is at present).
So when coming down the stairs where you currently turn left for southbound jubilee and right for southbound bakerloo, this would have meant passengers would have to play guesswork over which bakerloo line train would leave first prior to the jubilee?
In addition, are the points at which there are connections between each line (one from the bakerloo to jubilee northbound and the other from the jubilee to bakerloo southbound) be the points at where the branches previously split off and joined up?
