James R. Abbott
Abstract
By 2010, capacity on the Jubilee Line will have been increased by a third. It currently carries 128 million passengers annually and is much smaller than other routes such as the Northern and Central. This article describes the Jubilee Line and its modernisation; including information about the stations and track, trains, and signalling.
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By 2010, capacity on the Jubilee Line will have been increased by a third. It currently carries 128 million passengers annually and is much smaller than other routes such as the Northern and Central. This article describes the Jubilee Line and its modernisation; including information about the stations and track, trains, and signalling.
Key concepts: Modernization theory, Line (geometry), Train, Track (disk drive), Engineering, Telecommunications, Political science, Geography