Complete fantasy, but I have spent (as you can tell) ages gathering all the relevant information to create a brand new fantasy TfL London Underground network called the London Orbital Line.
Running roughly around the M25 all the way around the outskirts of London it will enable users to avoid Central London for interchanges and cut travelling time drastically.
Starting in the East of the City at Gravesend, going clockwise will take you through Ebbsfleet, Bluewater, Dartford, Sevenoaks, Whyteleafe, a spur to Croydon, Leatherhead, Guildford, event day only services to Twickenham, Heathrow, event day only services to Wembley, Rickmansworth, Hemel Hempstead, South Mimms round to Epping and so on (see the map for all the stops)
It will also have interchanges with the Central, District, HS1, Metropolitan, Northern, Overground, Piccadilly & Queen Elizabeth Lines as well as all major national rail track companies that will improve connectivity to the rest of the country.
Express services will run every 5 minutes stopping at a select number of stops only. All station services will run every 10 minutes, both in the clockwise and anti-clockwise directions.
So now instead of travelling into Central London to get from Croydon to Wembley for Palace in the FA Cup you can just use this service (for example) and be there in under an hour.
Who wants to help bank-roll it with me :hi:
Running roughly around the M25 all the way around the outskirts of London it will enable users to avoid Central London for interchanges and cut travelling time drastically.
Starting in the East of the City at Gravesend, going clockwise will take you through Ebbsfleet, Bluewater, Dartford, Sevenoaks, Whyteleafe, a spur to Croydon, Leatherhead, Guildford, event day only services to Twickenham, Heathrow, event day only services to Wembley, Rickmansworth, Hemel Hempstead, South Mimms round to Epping and so on (see the map for all the stops)
It will also have interchanges with the Central, District, HS1, Metropolitan, Northern, Overground, Piccadilly & Queen Elizabeth Lines as well as all major national rail track companies that will improve connectivity to the rest of the country.
Express services will run every 5 minutes stopping at a select number of stops only. All station services will run every 10 minutes, both in the clockwise and anti-clockwise directions.
So now instead of travelling into Central London to get from Croydon to Wembley for Palace in the FA Cup you can just use this service (for example) and be there in under an hour.
Who wants to help bank-roll it with me :hi:
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