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Circle Line Train DVA Script Transport For London Circle Line Train DVA Script January 2013 Strategy and Service Development Circle Line Audio Station On Approach At Station Clockwise At Station Anti-Clockwise This is Hammersmith where this train terminates. EB District & Piccadilly Lines operate The next station is Hammersmith where this train This is a Circle Line train via from a different station across the Hammersmith terminates. Paddington and Baker Street. road. Change for District and Piccadilly Lines. This train is ready to depart. Please take your belongings with you when you leave the train. All change please. This is Goldhawk Road. The next station is Goldhawk Road. This is a Circle Line train via This is Goldhawk Road. Goldhawk Road Paddington and Baker Street. This is a Circle Line train to Hammersmith. This is Shepherd’s Bush Market. This is Shepherds Bush Market. Shepherd’s Bush This is a Circle Line train via This is a Circle Line train to The next station is Shepherd’s Bush Market. Market Paddington and Baker Street. Hammersmith. 2 This is Wood Lane. This is Wood Lane. This is a Circle Line train via This is a Circle Line train to Wood Lane The next station is Wood Lane. Paddington and Baker Street. Hammersmith. This is Latimer Road. This is Latimer Road. This is a Circle Line train via This is a Circle Line train to Latimer Road The next station is Latimer Road. Paddington and Baker Street. Hammersmith. This is Ladbroke Grove. This is Ladbroke Grove. This is a Circle Line train via This is a Circle Line train to Ladbroke Grove The next station is Ladbroke Grove. Paddington and Baker Street. Hammersmith. This is Westbourne Park. Mind the gap between the train and This is a Circle Line train via the platform. The next station is Westbourne Park. Westbourne Park Paddington and Baker Street This is Westbourne Park. Mind the gap between the train and the platform. Mind the gap between the train and This is a Circle Line train to the platform. Hammersmith. Circle Line Audio Station On Approach At Station Clockwise At Station Anti-Clockwise This is Royal Oak. This is Royal Oak. This is a Circle Line train via This is a Circle Line train to Royal Oak The next station is Royal Oak. Paddington and Baker Street Hammersmith. This is Paddington. This is Paddington. The next station is Paddington. Change for Bakerloo Line and Change for Bakerloo Line and Paddington Change for the Bakerloo Line and National Rail National Rail Services. National Rail Services. Services. This is a Circle Line train via Baker This is a Circle Line train to Street and Kings Cross St Pancras. Hammersmith. This station is Edgware Road. This is Edgware Road. Change for District & Circle Lines via The next station is Edgware Road. Change for District & Circle Lines via High Street Kensington. Edgware Road Change for District & Circle Lines via High Street High Street Kensington. This is a Circle Line train to Kensington. This is a Circle Line train via Baker Hammersmith. Street and Kings Cross St Pancras. This is Baker Street. This is Baker Street. The next station is Baker Street. Change for the Bakerloo, Jubilee and Change for the Bakerloo, Jubilee and Change for the Bakerloo, Jubilee and Metropolitan Metropolitan Lines. Metropolitan Lines. 3 Baker Street Lines. Exit for Madam Tussaud’s. Exit for Madam Tussaud’s. Exit for Madam Tussaud’s. This is a Circle Line train via Kings This is a Circle Line to Hammersmith. Cross St Pancras and Liverpool Street. This is Great Portland Street. This is a Circle Line train via Kings This is Great Portland Street. Great Portland Street The next station is Great Portland Street. Cross St Pancras and Liverpool This is a Circle Line to Hammersmith. Street. This is Euston Square. This is Euston Square. The next station is Euston Square. Change for London Overground and Change for London Overground and Euston Square Change for London Overground and National Rail National Rail services from Euston. National Rail services from Euston. services from Euston. This is a Circle Line train via Kings This is a Circle Line to Hammersmith. Cross St Pancras and Liverpool Street. Circle Line Audio Station On Approach At Station Clockwise At Station Anti-Clockwise This is Kings Cross St Pancras. This is Kings Cross St Pancras. The next station is Kings Cross St Pancras. Change for the Northern, Piccadilly Change for the Northern, Piccadilly Change for the Northern, Piccadilly and Victoria and Victoria Lines. National and and Victoria Lines. National and King’s Cross St. Lines. National and International Rail Services. International Rail Services. International Rail Services. Pancras Exit for the Royal National Institute of Blind People. Exit for the Royal National Institute of Exit for the Royal National Institute of Blind People. Blind People. This is a Circle Line Train via This is a Circle Line Train to Liverpool Street and Tower Hill. Hammersmith. This is Farringdon. This is Farringdon. The next station is Farringdon. Change for National Rail Services. Change for National Rail Services. Farringdon Change for National Rail Services. This is a Circle Line Train via This is a Circle Line Train to Liverpool Street and Tower Hill. Hammersmith. 4 This is Barbican. This is Barbican. Barbican The next station is Barbican. This is a Circle Line Train via This is a Circle Line Train to Liverpool Street and Tower Hill. Hammersmith. This is Moorgate. This is Moorgate. The next station is Moorgate. Change for the Northern Line and Change for the Northern Line and Moorgate Change for the Northern Line and National Rail National Rail Services. National Rail Services. Services. This is a Circle Line Train via This is a Circle Line Train to Liverpool Street and Tower Hill. Hammersmith. This is Liverpool Street. This is Liverpool Street. Change for the Central Line and The next station is Liverpool Street. Change for the Central Line and National Rail Services. Liverpool Street Change for the Central Line and National Rail National Rail Services. This is a Circle Line Train to Services. This is a Circle Line Train via Tower Hammersmith. Hill and Embankment. Circle Line Audio Station On Approach At Station Clockwise At Station Anti-Clockwise Mind the gap between the train and Mind the gap between the train and the platform. the platform. The next station is Aldgate. This is Aldgate. This is Aldgate.. Aldgate Mind the gap between the train and the platform. This is a Circle Line train via Tower This is a Circle Line train via Hill and Embankment. Liverpool St and Kings Cross St Pancras. Mind the gap between the train and Mind the gap between the train and the platform. the platform. This is Tower Hill. This is Tower Hill. The next station is Tower Hill. Change for the District Line, DLR Change for the District Line, DLR Change for the District Line, DLR from Tower from Tower Gateway and National from Tower Gateway and National Gateway and National Rail Services from Rail Services from Fenchurch Street. Rail Services from Fenchurch Street. Tower Hill Fenchurch Street. Alight for Tower of London, Tower Alight for Tower of London, Tower Alight for Tower of London, Tower Bridge and Bridge and Riverboat Services from Bridge and Riverboat Services from Riverboat Services from Tower Pier. Tower Pier. Tower Pier. Mind the gap between the train and the platform. This is a Circle Line train via This is a Circle Line train via 5 Embankment and Victoria. Liverpool St and Kings Cross St Pancras Mind the gap between the train and Mind the gap between the train and the platform. the platform. This is Monument. The next station is Monument. The next station is Monument. Change for the Central, Northern and Change for the Central, Northern and Change for the Central, Northern and Waterloo & Waterloo & City Lines and DLR from Waterloo & City Lines and DLR from Monument City Lines and DLR from Bank. Bank. Bank. Mind the gap between the train and the platform. This is a Circle Line train via This is a Circle Line train via Embankment and Victoria. Tower Hill and Liverpool Street. This is Cannon Street. This is Cannon Street. Change for National Rail Services. Change for National Rail Services. The next station is Cannon Street. Cannon Street This is a Circle Line train via This is a Circle Line train via Change for National Rail Services. Embankment and Victoria. Tower Hill and Liverpool Street. Circle Line Audio Station On Approach At Station Clockwise At Station Anti-Clockwise This is Mansion House. This is Mansion House This is a Circle Line train via This is a Circle Line train via Mansion House The next station is Mansion House. Embankment and Victoria. Tower Hill and Liverpool Street. This is Blackfriars. This is Blackfriars. Change for National Rail Services. Change for National Rail Services. The next station is Blackfriars. Exit for Riverboat Services from Exit for Riverboat Services from Blackfriars Change for National Rail Services. Blackfriars Pier. Blackfriars Pier. Exit for Riverboat Services from Blackfriars Pier. This is a Circle Line train via This is a Circle Line train via Embankment and Victoria. Tower Hill and Liverpool Street. This is Temple. This is Temple. Exit for Somerset House. Exit for Somerset House. The next station is Temple. Temple This is a Circle Line train via This is a Circle Line train via Exit for Somerset House. Embankment and Victoria. Tower Hill and Liverpool Street. This is Embankment. This is Embankment. Change for the Bakerloo and Change for the Bakerloo and 6 The next station is Embankment. Northern Lines and National Rail Northern Lines and National Rail Embankment Change for the Bakerloo and Northern Lines and Services from Charing Cross.
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