A driver’s view from the cab of his train of the new signal box at London Bridge Station (right) which was opened recently. It is part of a £28 million programme to modernise the most complex of commuter lines in London. The box contains two large panels with push-button controls to show all the tracks, signals, points and trains over a total of 150 track miles (241.4 kilometres).
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Press, 16 August 1976, Page 8
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68A driver’s view from the cab of his train of the new signal box at London Bridge Station (right) which was opened recently. It is part of a £28 million programme to modernise the most complex of commuter lines in London. The box contains two large panels with push-button controls to show all the tracks, signals, points and trains over a total of 150 track miles (241.4 kilometres). Press, 16 August 1976, Page 8
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