The Anonymous Widower

Lights And Signs In Old Street Roundabout

London’s slowest construction project seems to have been making a bit of progress as more traffic lights are working and signs have been erected.

Note.

1. There’s still a fair bit to do in the middle of the roundabout.
2. There is a notice saying it will be finished in early 2024.
3. I suspect, that if the bus stops are placed for the benefit of passengers, it will add more passengers to the 141 buses.

But I can’t wait for it to be finished, as it will ease my journeys to the Elizabeth Line. But only because the bus I take gets stuck in all the traffic at the roundabout.

Two days after I took the first pictures, I took these, as I used the Northern Line to go from Old Street station to King’s Cross St. Pancras station.

Note.

1. The tunnel and lift need to be completed.
2. The walk wasn’t difficult except for the rubbish outside the fast-food shops.
3. But then the streets of Islington are paved with rubbish.
4. I’m now more convinced that this route opens fully, it’ll increase passengers on the 141 buses.
5. But then what does SadIQ Khan and his useful idiots know about mathematical modelling?

October 21, 2023 - Posted by AnonW | Transport/Travel | King's Cross Station, London Bus 141, Northern Line, Old Street Roundabout (Silicon Roundabout), Old Street Station, Project Management, Sadiq Khan