Dogtrousers
Kilometre nibbler
At the moment, yes. But when it's fully open there will be end to end through trains.
The Elizabeth Line
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At the moment, yes. But when it's fully open there will be end to end through trains.
fossyant
Ride It Like You Stole It!
- Location
- South Manchester
Any trains outside London are crap. Bit of a revelation visiting London even before the new line. Two trains an hour, both within 20 minutes, then a 40 minute gap AT rush hour for us 
. Bike or car unless I'm having a drink after work.
. Bike or car unless I'm having a drink after work.tothehills
New Member
did i imagine it or did I post something here?
Dogtrousers
Kilometre nibbler
As you are a new member your posts may need to go through moderation before they appear. This is an anti-spam measure to stop spammers joining and filling the forum with adverts for bathrooms. After a while it goes away
Threevok
Growing old disgracefully
- Location
- South Wales
I noticed the "First idiots, stupid enough to fly all the way from Canada, just to be one of the first to travel on it " award has been taken 
tothehills
New Member
thanks for the reply but can't see it in my posted matter, though can see others.
and of course I can see my post asking the question and your reply to that.
Can assure you no bathroom selling, tho could probably do with one myself.
have sent a question to whoever runs this place - maybe I'll get a reply - if not, I'm off to pedal.
tothehills
New Member
Any trains outside London are crap. Bit of a revelation visiting London even before the new line. Two trains an hour, both within 20 minutes, then a 40 minute gap AT rush hour for us
too true - my remembered lost post was along vaguely similar lines.
Two countries at least.
Ming the Merciless
There is no mercy
- Location
- Inside my skull
Any train that has London as a terminus tends to be fairly regular and modernish stock. Anything east west not involving London is rubbish.
steverob
Guru
- Location
- Buckinghamshire
I'll admit I went into work a tiny bit earlier today so that I could take a little detour and ride it on the first day. It's not going to change my commute, as while there is a convenient station near my work, there isn't one near the London terminus that I arrive at from out in the sticks. But it was nice to see the stations and the trains all clean and new and sparkling just 2 1/2 hours after it had opened I suppose.
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- Location
- Somewhere wet & hilly in NW England.
Three cheers for The Elizabeth Line from our little unserved-by-any-form-of-public-transport community. Hurrah....
Brandane
Legendary Member
- Location
- Costa Clyde
As London moves into the future, Scotland has it's own vision for the future of rail transport on it's newly nationalised rail network.
Last week I could go to Glasgow and catch the last train home about 23.15.. Now it is 19.45, and that includes a Saturday night. Welcome to OUR future
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Last week I could go to Glasgow and catch the last train home about 23.15.. Now it is 19.45, and that includes a Saturday night. Welcome to OUR future
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Cycleops
Legendary Member
- Location
- Accra, Ghana
And who have you got to thank for that? Careful, Pat is on moderation tonightAs London moves into the future, Scotland has it's own vision for the future of rail transport on it's newly nationalised rail network.
Last week I could go to Glasgow and catch the last train home about 23.15.. Now it is 19.45, and that includes a Saturday night. Welcome to OUR future
Can't have the drivers taking their mug of cocoa too late.
Brandane
Legendary Member
- Location
- Costa Clyde
This being a non political, family friendly (I notice that bit is missing from the title logo now!), cycling forum; my lips are sealed.....
