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I recently rode on it, for the fun, and although the signage could be a little clearer, it was quite a good experience. It's the same principle as the Parisian
by sofixa 4y ago
I recently rode on it, for the fun, and although the signage could be a little clearer, it was quite a good experience.
It's the same principle as the Parisian RER network ( suburban lines outside the city, new tunnels under the city center with few key stops) which started in the 60s, just with a newer and more modern ( platform screen doors, most notably) execution.
- nailer 4y agoYou’re right about the signage. Elizabeth line looks like the tube, feels like the tube, but technically isn’t the tube. So there’s no signs to other tube lines. Just signs on how to get to the tube which feels weird because you thought you were already on the tube. It would be better to explicitly spell out directions to what tube lines are available.
- richij 4y agoStrictly speaking (the best kind of speaking), it looks and feels like TFL. Which it is.