Talk:Inner–outer directions

Tube fact!

The London Underground's Circle line calls its two tracks the inner rail and outer rail, using inner and outer in the same way as the roads discussed here. This nomenclature is purely internal, and not exposed to passengers, though: it's always signed eastbound, southbound, etc.

-- Tom Anderson 2008-02-05 17:01 +0000

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