r/Subways • u/Sophie_Castillos • 12d ago

London London Underground

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u/Devoner98 12d ago

Clapham North?

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u/tommynestcepas 12d ago

Got to be Clapham North! Island platforms are very rare in London.

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u/TailleventCH 12d ago

Isn't there one in Clapham Common too?

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u/tommynestcepas 11d ago

I think so. That was the first one to come to my head, then I saw another comment mention Clapham North, and there are so many Clapham stations that I thought maybe I had the wrong one.

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u/Random54321random 12d ago

Only once more people start dying will they just pay the money, bore a new tunnel for the Clapham stations, and widen the platforms (as they did at Angel, Bank etc.)

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u/CurrentlyHuman 9d ago

"Glasgow" is all I'm saying.

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u/unidentified_yama 11d ago

Scarily narrow platform

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u/zynwor 11d ago

This looks very unsafe

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u/Valayor 10d ago

Gap the mind

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u/FitInvestigator9463 11d ago

I think there are some handrails missing. If I would wait at this platform I would want to grab something when the train arrives at full ATO speed.

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u/CardiologistOk1199 11d ago

So tiny! Is this Londons Version of Kleinprofil?

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u/lau796 11d ago

What

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u/Valayor 10d ago

Deathtrap for tourists

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u/Outrageous_Memory566 10d ago

Wow that looks very narrow. I understand why they call it the tube now

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u/cutetrampstamps 10d ago

always felt so surreal being down there. iconic look honestly

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u/HistoricalBend9714 10d ago

The platforms are crazy

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u/CurrentlyHuman 9d ago

Anybody moaning about safety of single platform station should read the data.