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Literally the post above you.

I would suggest that making a railway network more functional is not pointless. Wait until you find out how much tax people are avoiding.

Weaver line is the best name out of the lot IMO. Think the Lioness line is a bit silly, and the suffragette line.

That famous Person, Bakerloo or Waterloo & City.

Oh the Elizabeth Line debate :lolol:. Disappointed they never officially called the Waterloo and City line The Drain.

See the pedant in me wouldn't want to see it named the Enfield Line as it goes to two different destinations, calling it a destination as the name of the line would indicate to first time users that all trains go to Enfield. For example if you are on an Enfield Line train that doesn't go to...

The Overground definitely is one of the best successes of the last few years on the UK rail network.

They don't really have their own names currently, just their technical route names. North London Line, East London Line, West London Line, Gospel Oak to Barking Line, Upminster to Romford Line, Watford DC Lines and Lea Valley Lines.

No they aren't although they are more traditional. Think its a good idea to split them up in some form, as they do have different frequencies/share routes, but I don't think I'll be calling it anything more than their old names.

Its not the worst idea to rename them, I imagine people will be angry about it for some reason because Sadiq Khan came up with it or something. I don't actually think the names are THAT helpful, they should have been renamed as the Overground as having all one colour is confusing to some, but I...