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District Line delays cost London commuters 130 hours since February

District Line delays cost London commuters 130 hours since February

Campaigners say District Line commuters have lost more than 130 hours to poor service since February, with some changing jobs to avoid it. Passengers are frustrated by frequent signalling problems and infrequent services, particularly along the route from Wimbledon to East Putney. Transport for London has invested about £500,000 to improve signalling infrastructure on the line.

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