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Why would the limit be lower for electric stock? And would the bi-modes have to run on diesel to allowed to run faster?

That's right, I think I should have been clearer, Battersea-Charing Cross-Edgware and Morden-Bank-High Barnet.

I read an article about splitting the northern line a while back, I think it is implied that it would be Battersea-Edgware and Morden-High Barnet. I get the feeling this is something that will happen in a decade or so.

I would say getting milk and visiting your sister would count twice, since one trip is home to shop for milk, and one trip is shop to sister to visit. I think the single main purpose is to define the point at which journey's are split up, not to discount journeys from the stats. Personally I...

But Hitachi are, and if they sit on their hands and do nothing, the ORR (or whoever is responsible for approving purchases) might not give their approval to any other TOC wanting to buy Hitachi stock.

I never called anyone a liar, if better numbers can be found I am happy to be wrong, but these types of stories spread very easily, as the discussions above about the sink draining proves, and your post says that your friend heard it at least second hand. I am sure there could be any number of...

The Coriolis effect would cause water to drain in different directions, all else being exactly balanced, but on the scale of a bathtub, other effects will likely dominate. There is a good video on youtube about this. Equally, I find it unlikely that the Earth's magnetic field in Australia would...

It’s on the road. Sorry, you are right, I’ve just checked the satellite, and there isn’t access off the road to the southbound platform. That’s odd, I have used the station a couple of times and cannot remember crossing the tracks, but I must have. The article is interesting, I knew they were...

Not Littleport, there is an underpass next to the level crossing.

Of the top of my head, Downham Market, Watlington, Shippea Hill and Waterbeach. There's possibly more on the lines nearby because of the geography.