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Northern Line Train DVA Script Transport For London Northern Line Train DVA Script January 2013 Strategy and Service Development Northern Line DVA Station On Approach At Station Terminating Audible Message High Barnet Branch N/B This station is High Barnet. This train terminates here. S/B N/B All change please. High Barnet This train is about to depart. The next station is High Barnet Please ensure you have all your Please mind the doors. belongings with you when you leave the train. Thank you for travelling on the Northern Line. This station is Totteridge & Totteridge & The next station is Totteridge & Whetstone Whetstone. Whetstone This train terminates at ......... 2 This station is Woodside Park. Woodside Park The next station is Woodside Park This train terminates at ......... This station is West Finchley. Please mind the gap between the West Finchley The next station is West Finchley train and the platform. This train terminates at ......... Mill Hill East The next station is Mill Hill East This station is Mill Hill East This station is Finchley Central. Finchley Central The next station is Finchley Central Change here for Mill Hill East. This train terminates at ......... Northern Line DVA Station On Approach At Station Terminating This station is East Finchley. East Finchley The next station is East Finchley This train terminates at ......... This station is Highgate. Highgate The next station is Highgate This train terminates at ......... This station is Archway. Archway The next station is Archway This train terminates at ......... This station is Tufnell Park. Tufnell Park The next station is Tufnell Park This train terminates at ......... This station is Kentish Town. Kentish Town The next station is Kentish Town 3 This train terminates at ......... Edgware Branch N/B This station is Edgware. This train terminates here. All change please. S/B Please ensure you have all your Edgware The next station is Edgware This train is about to depart. belongings with you when you leave Please mind the doors. the train. Thank you for travelling on the Northern Line. Northern Line DVA Station On Approach At Station Terminating This station is Burnt Oak. Burnt Oak The next station is Burnt Oak This train terminates at ......... This station is Colindale. Colindale The next station is Colindale This train terminates at ......... This station is Hendon Central. Hendon Central The next station is Hendon Central This train terminates at ......... This station is Brent Cross. Brent Cross The next station is Brent Cross This train terminates at ......... The next station is Golders Green. This station is Golders Green. 4 Golders Green Please mind the gap between the train and the This train terminates at ......... platform. The next station is Hampstead. Upon arrival, the last set of doors will not open. This station is Hampstead. Hampstead Customers in the last carriage please move towards This train terminates at ......... the front doors to leave the train This station is Belsize Park. Belsize Park The next station is Belsize Park This train terminates at ......... This station is Chalk Farm. Chalk Farm The next station is Chalk Farm This train terminates at ......... Northern Line DVA Station On Approach At Station Terminating This station is Camden Town Bank Branch. S/B Change here for Southbound Camden Town The next station is Camden Town Bank Branch Northern Line service via Charing Cross and Northbound services to Edgware This station is Camden Town Charing Cross Branch. S/B Change here for Southbound Camden Town The next station is Camden Town Charing Cross Northern Line service via Bank and Branch Northbound services to High Barnet and Mill Hill East This station is Camden Town Edgware Branch. 5 N/B Camden Town Change here for all stations to High The next station is Camden Town Edgware Branch Barnet and Mill Hill East from platform 3 This station is Camden Town High N/B Barnet Branch. Camden Town The next station is Camden Town High Barnet Change here for all stations to Branch Edgware from platform 1 This station is Mornington Crescent. Mornington Crescent The next station is Mornington Crescent This train terminates at ......... Northern Line DVA Station On Approach At Station Terminating This station is Euston Charing Cross Branch. Change here for Southbound Northern Line services via Bank from Euston The next station is Euston Charing Cross Branch platform 6, Victoria Line and Main Line Intercity and Suburban rail services. This train terminates at ......... This station is Euston Bank Branch. Change here for Southbound The next station is Euston Bank Branch. Northern Line services via Charing Upon arrival, the last set of doors will not open. Cross from platform 2, Victoria Line Euston Customers in the last carriage please move towards and Main Line Intercity and Suburban the front doors to leave the train rail services. 6 This train terminates at ......... This station is King’s Cross- St.Pancras. Change here for Circle and Hammersmith, Metropolitan, King’s Cross The next station is King’s Cross-St. Pancras. Piccadilly and Victoria Lines and Main Line Suburban and International services. This train terminates at ......... This station is Angel. Angel The next station is Angel This train terminates at ......... Northern Line DVA Station On Approach At Station Terminating This station is Old Street. Change here for Moorfields Eye Old Street The next station is Old Street Hospital and Main Line suburban rail services. This train terminates at ......... The next station is Moorgate. This station is Moorgate. Upon arrival, the first set of doors will not open. Change for Circle and Hammersmith Customers in the first carriage please move towards and Metropolitan Lines and Main Moorgate the rear doors to leave the train. Line suburban rail services. Please mind the gap between the train and the This train terminates at ......... platform This station is Bank. Change here for the Docklands Light 7 Bank The next station is Bank Railway, Waterloo and City, Circle, Central and District Lines. This train terminates at ......... This station is London Bridge. Change here for Jubilee Line and London Bridge The next station is London Bridge Main Line Suburban Rail Services. This train terminates at ......... The next station is Borough. This station is Borough. Borough Please mind the gap between the train and the This train terminates at ......... platform. This station is Elephant and Castle. Change here for Bakerloo Line and Elephant and Castle The next station is Elephant and Castle Main Line Suburban rail services. This train terminates at ......... Northern Line DVA Station On Approach At Station Terminating This station is Warren Street. Warren Street The next station is Warren Street Change here for Victoria Line. This train terminates at ......... This station is Goodge Street. Goodge Street The next station is Goodge Street This train terminates at ......... This station is Tottenham Court Tottenham Court Road. The next station is Tottenham Court Road Road Change here for Central Line. This train terminates at ......... This station is Leicester Square. Leicester Square The next station is Leicester Square Change here for Piccadilly Line. This train terminates at ......... 8 This station is Charing Cross. The next station is Charing Cross. Change here for Bakerloo Line and Upon arrival, the first set of doors will not open. Charing Cross Main Line Suburban rail services. Customers in the first carriage please move towards This train terminates at ......... the rear doors to leave the train This station is Embankment. The next station is Embankment. Change here for Bakerloo, Circle Embankment Please mind the gap between the train and the and District Lines. platform This train terminates at ......... This station is Waterloo. Change here for Waterloo & City, Waterloo The next station is Waterloo Bakerloo and Jubilee Lines and Main Line Intercity and suburban rail services. This train terminates at ......... Northern Line DVA Station On Approach At Station Terminating Kennington The next station is Kennington SB This station is Kennington. This train terminates at ......... NB This station is Kennington. Change here for NB Northern Line service via Charing Cross(Bank) from platform 1(3) This station is Oval. Oval The next station is Oval This train terminates at ......... This station is Stockwell. Change here for Victoria Line. Stockwell The next station is Stockwell This train terminates at ......... 9 This station is Clapham North. Clapham North The next station is Clapham North This train terminates at ......... The next station is Clapham Common. Upon arrival, the last set of doors will not open. This station is Clapham Common. Clapham Common Customers in the last carriage please move towards This train terminates at ......... the front doors to leave the train This station is Clapham South. Clapham South The next station is Clapham South This train terminates at ......... This station is Balham. Change here for Main Line Suburban Balham The next station is Balham rail services. This train terminates at ......... Northern Line DVA Station On Approach At Station Terminating This station is Tooting Bec. Tooting Bec The next station is Tooting Bec This train terminates at ......... This station is Tooting Broadway. Tooting Broadway The next station is Tooting Broadway This train terminates at ......... This station is Colliers Wood. Colliers Wood The next station is Colliers Wood This train terminates at ......... The next station is South Wimbledon. This station is South Wimbledon. South Wimbledon Please mind the gap between the train and the This train terminates at ......... platform (SB) 10 SB This station is Morden. This train terminates here. NB All change please. Morden The next station is Morden The train is about to depart. Please ensure you have your Please mind the doors belongings with you when you leave the train. Thank you for travelling on the Northern Line. Northern Line DVA Station On Approach At Station Terminating Visual Message High Barnet Branch N/B This station is High Barnet.
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