Friday Reads – 11 April 2025

• A New Road for London (BusAndTrainUser)

• London St. Pancras Highspeed (formerly HS1) announces incentive scheme to grow international rail services (Rail UK)

• Camden High Street’s pedestrianisation trial starts in May (Ian Visits)

• TfL optimistic despite poor passenger number growth (On London)

• Camp Hill reopening line stations are on track (Rail Technology Mag)

• Trenitalia to run London-Paris in 2029 as most serious rival to Eurostar yet (CrossBorderRail)

• Down with the BRT, long live the Bus (Marco Chitti)

• Kensington Olympia – The Occasionally Most Important Station in London: Video (Jago Hazzard)

• Metro’s new train fleet is just the ticket for young railway enthusiasts (Nexus)

• Pittsburgh’s Multi-level Highways: Video (Cities By Diana)

One comment

  1. Jago Hazzard’s videos are why I pay for my YouTube subscription.

    The Addison Road this week was exceptionally high quality both the footage and the data.

    Back in the 1980s I often took the District HSK to Ken-Olympia trips first for computer shows and later to visit friends. The oddness of the stations, underpasses and services got me buying books and maps about it.

    Anyway, I would say that this is 22 minutes of your time well spent.

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