What is the shortest Tube journey in London?

The quickest journey on the Northern line is between Charing Cross and Embankment at 35 seconds (fifteen seconds faster than on the Bakerloo line). All the quickest journeys are on the Charing Cross branch, covering the entire run from Charing Cross to Warren Street.



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