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East London Line

Sector: Mass Transit • Location: United Kingdom

Source: European Investment Bank (EIB)

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The project involves the extension and upgrading of the East London Line metro rail route, together with the purchase of rolling stock to run the service.

The existing East London Line provides urban rail services between inner east and inner south-east London over an 8km line originally constructed in 1869. The current project represents the first phase of the project, extending the exis

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The project “East London Line” is an infrastructure initiative in the Mass Transit sector, located in United Kingdom. Taiyo aggregates data on it from European Investment Bank (EIB).

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<p>The project involves the extension and upgrading of the East London Line metro rail route, together with the purchase of rolling stock to run the service.</p><p>The existing East London Line provides urban rail services between inner east and inner south-east London over an 8km line originally constructed in 1869. The current project represents the first phase of the project, extending the existing line north for 4 km to Dalston through Objective 2 areas in Shoreditch and Haggerston, and south to New Cross, Crystal Palace and Croydon, as well as significantly increasing its capacity. These extensions will link into other heavy rail and metro routes, thereby improving the accessibility of the deprived areas served to the rest of the London labour market. The new service will also provide important new cross-Thames heavy rail capacity, potentially reducing the pressure on the Thameslink line. Provision will be made for subsequent further extension as part of a future Phase 2.</p>

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