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Re: Proof that the Lex can’t support more than 28 tph (504617)

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Posted by LuchAAA on Sun Jun 1 02:58:39 2003, in response to Proof that the Lex can’t support more than 28 tph,
posted by AlM on Fri May 30 13:39:06 2003.

What's the obsession with Union Square? The Gap Fillers? Union Square is not the cause of bottlenecking on Lexington Ave.

Go back and compare the amount of time a train is stopped at GC or BG vs. Union Square and post those results.

Also compare the s/b to the n/b in terms of delays and dwell time. Congestion on Lexington is not something that only happens in the s/b direction at 14th st.

I'll look up the number of TPH that currently run on Lexington. I did this last pick, and posted those numbers. I'd say 25 TPH is the max Lexington can handle. Even if you can develop a signal system that's better than the current one, there are just too many daily occurances on Lexington that prevent the TA from having more trains on the road.


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