write the disadvantages of underground stations in London
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Advantages of Underground railway system in England. The underground railway system solved the problem of accommodation difficulty in the London city.
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London has built about as good a transport network as it could, given its constraints. Time to remove the constraints

FROM his offices high above Victoria station, Glenn Keelan, an engineer, looks down on a hive of activity. Huge diggers chew up and spit out earth just outside the 19th-century façade of the original station. Nearby, workers are lowered in boxy metal cages to work on an emergency entrance. By the time the extension is finished in 2018, the Tube station will be three times bigger. It needs to be: Victoria now has more people going through it than Heathrow airport, and its traffic has increased more quickly over the past four years.

Whereas the number of people driving in London is falling, Tube and bus use is surging (see chart). Each day 3.7m people use the Underground while 6.4m take a bus. Once-quiet routes are crammed. The London Overground, a rebranded and improved railway line, carries 120m passengers a year, up from just 33m in 2008. The Docklands Light Railway carried 66m passengers in 2008. It now carries
London has built about as good a transport network as it could, given its best

FROM his offices high above Victoria station, Glenn Keelan, an engineer, looks down on a hive of activity. Huge diggers chew up and spit out earth just outside the 19th-century façade of the original station. Nearby, workers are lowered in boxy metal cages to work on an emergency entrance. By the time the extension is finished in 2018, the Tube station will be three times bigger. It needs to be: Victoria now has more people going through it than Heathrow airport, and its traffic has increased more quickly over the past four years.

Whereas the number of people driving in London is falling, Tube and bus use is surging (see chart). Each day 3.7m people use the Underground while 6.4m take a bus. Once-quiet routes are crammed. The London Overground, a rebranded and improved railway line, carries 120m passengers a year, up from just 33m in 2008. The Docklands Light Railway carried 66m passengers in 2008. It now carries
London has built about as good a transport network as it could, given its best
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