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I'm not too bothered whether it can run at 200mph because the train will have to stop in London anyway, it would really depend on whether the NLL is connected to HS2, which I can't find evidence in favour of.
I was merely pointing out in a flippant way that the ideal of an unrestricted view is just that, that a view will always be restricted in some way so long as your sitting inside the train
So far as I can see with the Labour plans they were planning to build a new high speed railway which would start a few meters away from the existing one and stop just before the classic network, thereby disabling most of the advantages that it would have. How could a right thinking person every...
What would be sensible would be to intergrate Moor street, New street and Curzon street into a Central station, but I can't imagine them finding the money for it.
Well i'm terribly sorry if it causes a problem for you, but most trains companies have adopted the opinion that its safer and more comfortable for passengers to sit inside the train. All views are going to be therefore restricted in some way.
No they are not, but they are prone to having that happen to them, the crash rate however for any intercity train is low, not to mention that having a more rigid body structure reduces the chance of the train derailing in any case.
At the end of the day, theres only a few seats that have no...
We thankfully never crashed an APT so we never knew what it would do in a crash, but any kind of pendo is more prone to a severe accident because it takes corners much faster, and therefore its wheels must generate a greater centri-petal force to stay on the track. Moreover you can see this...
Ah okay I see, he'd be probably best buying the ticket from Tottenham hail then, that or traveling North on a slow train which stops at Enfield Lock and changing at Harlow North
I can't honestly see what you have against the Meridians, I have only traveled on one, and it was busy, but it was also nice. The seats were comfortable and properly sized as well. The only think which could have been better was the speed it traveled at.
Well yeah, its not designed for people wanting to take a route as long as that, its designed for people wanting to travel from the North East or the East Midlands to the South West and Cornwall, which it does well
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