In article ,
Dave Plowman (News) wrote:
In article ,
Tim Streater wrote:
But actually didn't seem to slow down journey times in London, at
least. My guess is many simply changed their travel arrangements.

Of course. But that's hardly the point.

It does make a good point. If changing their travel arrangements resulted
in less rush hour congestion, wouldn't it be a good thing to continue? My
guess is there's lots work 9-5 with no real reason for those hours.

at one point, the Civil Service used to stagger its central London hours.
It's fine to work unusual hours if your on your own, but how would it work
if you have to work with others who are on a different pattern.

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