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London Assembly investigates commuter overcrowding

September 15, 2008 by Staff

The London Assembly has announced an investigation into overcrowding on London’s overground rail routes and is seeking to map an accurate picture of the ‘pinch points’ on commuter routes into London.

The committee is asking commuters to share their experiences which they can send in via email to:  overcrowding@london.gov.uk

Val Shawcross AM, Chair of the Transport Committee, said the investigation “will build an accurate picture of London’s commuter experience and try to find ways to make their daily journey into and out of the capital a lot more bearable.”

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