What is the shortest distance between two adjacent stations on the London Underground?

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Player #125843019, the measurements are metric not ‘foreign’. These are used in the UK as well as imperial measurements, miles , yards etc. There’s nothing foreign about any of them both are used universally. There is nothing ‘English’ about them. You just need to educate yourself.

Player #125843019, The measurements are universal, not ‘foreign’.

charz, and the tourists at Covent Garden who swear they’re happy to take the stairs ! Yeah - see you in a a couple of days 😂

Player #125843019, English use metres !!

260 metres in 20 seconds.... that would be 130 metres in 10 seconds.... am I right in thinking that would make 100 metres in 7.69 seconds? Usain Bolt, eat your heart out.

Could you put the measurements in English not foreign, it took me a while to answer the question, as I could not relate to any of the answers

GreatPhantom688, bet you wouldn't like riding on it 🤣🤣 as a born and bred londoner it's not all that hahaha

The gap between South Ealing and Northfields on the Piccadilly line is pretty close as well. Definitely takes less than a minute between stations.

full a people trying squeeze on every next train over populated going get worse. down there wait till couple yrs nightmare lol

Used the tube for years and didn’t know this, one can learn every day.

That’s why you are better off walking. The tube is so dirty and overcrowded!