The Anonymous Widower

The TfL Journey Planner Knows Best

Yesterday, I went to see Ipswich at Bournemouth, who play within walking distance of Pokesdown station.

That area is served from Waterloo, and if there is a difficult station to get to from Dalston, it is Waterloo.  In fact it’s difficult for anybody, who doesn’t start their journey on the Bakerloo line, Jubilee line or some parts of the Northern line. I usually use a bus or buses to get to the station, or bypass it totally and pick up the train from Clapham Junction, after getting there on the Overground.

But, yesterday, I thought, I’d see what the TfL journey Planner recommended.

It recommended taking the Overground from Dalston Junction to Canada Water station, and then using the Jubilee line to get across to Waterloo.

It seemed a bit of a roundabout way, but it does appear to be quickest.

Whilst waiting for my Overground train, I told a driver, waiting for his train to arrive, what the Journey Planner had recommended.

He was as surprised as I was!

One of the other things about the Overground/Jubilee route, is that it is step-free, at all stations.

December 29, 2013 - Posted by | Transport/Travel | , ,

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