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New Victoria Line Timetable Means a Train Every 100 Seconds

By A Mystery Man Writer

London Underground (LU) has introduced a new timetable on the Victoria line today (Monday 22 May) which means passengers will benefit from a train every 100 seconds during rush hour. This will make the Victoria line one of the most intensive metro services anywhere in the world.

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