Central Line Service Patterns

[jha4ceb]

I've found it very difficult to find decent info on the Central Line's online. The District Line's Wikipedia page gives a list as follows:

The following off-peak service pattern currently runs on the District line (frequencies in peak hours are generally higher):
6 trains per hour Ealing Broadway – Upminster
6 trains per hour Richmond – Upminster
6 trains per hour Wimbledon – Tower Hill
6 trains per hour Wimbledon – Edgware Road
3 trains per hour Kensington (Olympia) – High Street Kensington (weekends only), a 2 trains per hour service operates on weekday Exhibition days.
This gives a total of 18 trains per hour between Earl's Court and Tower Hill.

Does anybody know where I might find equivalent information for the Central Line?

Many thanks!

 

[Simon11]

Have you tried looking at Dave's London Underground Site?

 

[Eagle]

Here (scroll down to services)

Basically the services can be divided into two separate lines, Ealing Broadway to Woodford (via the loop) and West Ruislip to Epping; with various combinations of stopping short that change throughout the day.

 

[NSE]

That district line one is wrong, the 6 trains an hour from Ealing Broadway go to Tower Hill and the 6 D stock trains from Wimbledon go to Upminster.

 

[Eagle]

That district line one is wrong, the 6 trains an hour from Ealing Broadway go to Tower Hill and the 6 D stock trains from Wimbledon go to Upminster.

Fix it then. That's the whole point of Wikipedia. And add a citation like this page so people know it's right...

 

[jha4ceb]

Thanks for that link, Eagle -- very useful!

 

[trentside]

That district line one is wrong, the 6 trains an hour from Ealing Broadway go to Tower Hill and the 6 D stock trains from Wimbledon go to Upminster.

No, it's correct. From the December 2011 timetable change, the Ealing Broadway trains work through to Upminster and the Wimbledon's work to Tower Hill.

 

[NSE]

No, it's correct. From the December 2011 timetable change, the Ealing Broadway trains work through to Upminster and the Wimbledon's work to Tower Hill.

Oh my mistake then, but I could have sworn I saw an Upminster-Wimbledon train, I guess there's probably a few peak/late/early services though.

 

[trentside]

Oh my mistake then, but I could have sworn I saw an Upminster-Wimbledon train, I guess there's probably a few peak/late/early services though.

It's likely there are some variations outside the off-peak period. I'm not sure of the specifics though.

 

[Daniel]

Everything on LU is subject to alterations though, don't forget. That's why you can still see off-peak fast services on the Met...