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Why do you guys always put 'TS' after the year number of trains running on the Jubilee, Northern etc? I know it stands for 'tube stock' but it is misleading and unecessary. Staff employed in all aspects on LUL never use that at suffix they only ever say the year followed by the word 'stock' E.G. 1938 STOCK, 1995 STOCK. If it is ever abbreviated it is just the last two numbers of the year. I.E a '59 or a '62 In the case of SSL trains it's only the designated letter that is used and never the year following. 'D' 'C' 'A' etc.
So can we use the proper nonclemature for naming LUL trains and drop this completely unofficial way of putting things please? After all you would not say that a certain loco is a 'DELTIC DL' or a '73 EL' would you? So why define tube trains that way?
So can we use the proper nonclemature for naming LUL trains and drop this completely unofficial way of putting things please? After all you would not say that a certain loco is a 'DELTIC DL' or a '73 EL' would you? So why define tube trains that way?