Reading Elizabeth Line Station - Reading, UK
Posted by: Groundspeak Regular Member Master Mariner
N 51° 27.540 W 000° 58.332
30U E 640874 N 5702819
On May 24th, after years of delay, London's newest underground line, the Elizabeth Line, finally opened. When complete it will run from Reading and Heathrow Airport in the west to Shenfield and Abbey Wood in the east. It is currently in three parts.
Waymark Code: WM16K23
Location: Southern England, United Kingdom
Date Posted: 08/18/2022
Published By:Groundspeak Premium Member Alfouine
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Reading station is an existing mainline station that now services Elizabeth Line trains and is the north west terminus of the Elizabeth Line.

The trains are a vast improvement on the rolling stock used on the other tube lines. The trains have nine carriages that can be walked through from end-to-end and measure nearly 200 metres in length. They each have a capacity of 1300 passengers.

On the well-known tube map the Elizabeth Line is indicated by two parallel purple lines.

The Cross Rail website tells us about Reading station and the Elizabeth Line:

When the final timetable is in place in 2023, an Elizabeth line service every fifteen minutes at peak will serve this station. Passengers will be able to travel eastbound direct through the new central London stations to Abbey Wood, or with a change through stations to Shenfield. Passengers can also change at Hayes & Harlington for services to Heathrow Airport (Terminals 2&3, 4 & 5 stations)..

Is there other puplic transportation in the area?: Yes

What level is the station?: Street level

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