Central Line 1992TS 91013 at Redbridge

[TrainSounds]

Why cant you see the cab on an underground train?

[DanDaManStudios1]

As Well As Some Other LU Footage?

[DanDaManStudios1]

Do You Mind If I Use This Footage To Make A Song? Only Using The Traction Motors?

[X2K9]

@DanDaManStudios1 sure if u want :)

[sinchydogtrainz]

@DanDaManStudios1 Another Epic Video Made

[LondonCityTour]

i like the 1992 stock because they partially drive themselves. By the Way, This station is sooooo square! i mean, it's called the tube, right?

[X2K9]

@LondonCityTour yes 

[LondonCityTour]

@X2K9 I like the newbury park branch.

[X2K9]

@LondonCityTour yes so do i :)

[moungahok]

@LondonCityTour actually its called underground, and it is "underground" :) just saying

[LondonCityTour]

@moungahok you're definately right, but now in these days, a lot of people call it "the tube" these days. :-)

[AnimeExpertDude223]

@LondonCityTour dirty chat-up line "hey baby, can i drive my tube into your tunnel :D" btw this is moungahok's 2nd account :)

[LondonCityTour]

@AnimeExpertDude223 loool

[jack253]

I've recently seen the 1992 Stock been duplicated with a 91 Carriage to a 92/93 Carriage in the middle of the train. Not often for the Central Line depots to do this.

[X2K9]

@jack253 true

[astock5000]

@jack253 There is one unit - I can't remember which one - that is hardly ever used on the end of a train, as it is unreliable. If all 85 trains were formed (no spare units sitting in depots), there would be five DMs in the middle of trains.

There is also a C stock unit, 5555-6555, that is nearly always used in the middle of a train.

[LondonBuses1]

"its quite rare terminating at North Acton lol"

A Lot Of Central Line Trains Terminate At North Acton. At LEASt 3 a day ;)

[X2K9]

@LondonBuses1 lol

[StagecoachLondonKid]

@LondonBuses1 Same with trains terminating at Leytonstone

[jack253]

@StagecoachLondonKid

Same as Loughton, Debden (Peak times only PM)

I have seen a turn for Ruslip Gardens though...

[StagecoachLondonKid]

@jack253 Yes, Ruislip Gardens is a depot run. They alight passengers at the station and then immediately branch off to Ruislip Depot

[StagecoachLondonKid]

@jack253 Yes, Ruislip Gardens is a depot run. They alight passengers at the station and then immediately branch off to Ruislip Depot. And you will regularly see trains only going to Northolt aswell