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And get onto the trains they'll be 200 metres long and they can carry up to 1,500 people at any one time. final preparations for opening have included testing various scenarios, including evacuations. building this railway has been an extremely complex project, involving a huge feat of engineering. 0ne expert told me, despite the delays, it's an achievement to celebrate. the trains are very modern, air—conditioned. there's platform doors. the stations are absolutely like cathedrals. this is really a transforming moment, both for london and for the railways. 70% of the cost has been funded by...

When they arrive on the 24th, and finally getting over customer information ready across the network and across _ information ready across the network and across tfl. this is part of tfl so you _ and across tfl. this is part of tfl so you see all those tube maps, the stickers _ so you see all those tube maps, the stickers on _ so you see all those tube maps, the stickers on the trains, they all have _ stickers on the trains, they all have to — stickers on the trains, they all have to he _ stickers on the trains, they all have to be updated to show the elizabeth line arriving. you are not gre...

After a four-year, Transport for London (TfL) have finally announced the opening date for the long-awaited Elizabeth line.

The Elizabeth Line will run every five minutes between Paddington and Abbey Wood…

But completion could now finally be in sight. tom edwards reports. it's already being run as a railway, the only thing that is missing is passengers. welcome to crossrail where trains are now running every few minutes. we were given the first look at the new trains that now speed underneath the capital. it's all very new, very shiny, and very big. really early on, i was down here in the tunnels as they were boring underneath london and to see trains running through here is incredibly impressive. we cannot forget that this project is three—and—a—half years late, it's billions of pounds ov...