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« on: February 18, 2019, 17:04:03 »

I came across data sets for underground station passenger numbers via https://www.powwownow.co.uk/smarter-working/londons-most-stressful-tube-stations and have been ( I admit it) playing about with the base data ... finding out which stations were proportionately less (or more) busy on a Sunday.    Little surprise that the City of London is dead on a Sunday, with the West End much busier - in fact as there's probably a sparser tube service on a Sunday, I suspect that the passengers per train at places like Hyde Park Corner is probably higher on a Sunday than on a weekday.

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 0.085 Moorgate
 0.127 Farringdon
 0.131 Chancery Lane
 0.155 Bank & Monument
 0.166 Cannon Street
 0.177 Mansion House
 0.182 Upminster Bridge
 0.184 Chigwell
 0.189 Roding Valley
 0.212 Moor Park
 0.216 Temple
 0.216 Aldgate
 0.226 Great Portland Street
 0.229 Grange Hill
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 0.697 North Greenwich
 0.710 Lambeth North
 0.786 Covent Garden
 0.789 Knightsbridge
 0.823 Queensway
 0.838 Leicester Square
 0.847 Hyde Park Corner
 0.854 Chalk Farm
 0.869 Bayswater
 1.074 Heathrow Terminal 4
 1.132 Heathrow Terminals 123
 1.163 Heathrow Terminal 5
 1.474 Mornington Crescent
 2.535 Kensington (Olympia)

Much much more in the data sets ... and there are sheets going back a number of years ... real goldmine if it's your sort of gold!
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« Reply #1 on: February 19, 2019, 07:47:34 »

Might be worth having a rummage in https://tfl.gov.uk/info-for/open-data-users/our-open-data#on-this-page-2
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« Reply #2 on: February 19, 2019, 08:19:57 »


I could spend many happy days ...
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