The Best London Underground Line

I would also like to assure him that my debate skills are far inferior to my tube picking skills, but that I have erred not in my selection. For those knowledgeable regarding the London Underground, there is no doubt that you have, at one point, thought to yourself "Hmm, I really like all the lines, but the Jubilee line is really a cut above the rest. ", and if you deny this you are either not knowledgeable regarding the London Underground or a bald-faced liar. Truly, the Jubilee line is esteemed by most as one of the greatest lines ever. This is why.1. The Jubilee line is safe. The source that I will be using to back this up has the rather inauspicious phrase "jubilee-line-had-most-safety-incidents-since-2006-london-underground-data-reveals" in its URL, however I urge my opponent and the voters to actually consider the source rather than to leap to conclusions based off that. According to this source, the Jubilee line had the greatest number of injuries despite carrying less passengers than some other lines do. Although this doesn't sound promising, and looks almost as though it negates my point, many of the injuries appear to have been superficial cuts and bruises, which one could obtain without ever going near the Tube. When minor injuries are excluded, the Jubilee line has only the fifth highest number of accidents, behind the Central, Northern, Piccadilly, and Circle, despite the Jubilee line carrying far more passengers than the Circle. However, all lines that the Jubilee had more accidents than, excluding the Victoria and District lines, carry less passengers than the Jubilee. 2. The Jubilee line is new and attractive. This may not be a very convincing sounding argument, but the Jubilee line is the newest line, and runs through some awesome stations built just for it. To see what I mean, spend half a minute of your time watching "Jubilee Line train (1996 stock) departing Southwark Station". . http://www.youtube.com...3. The Jubilee line has excellent stops. Although exactly how awesome these stops are is open to debate, I believe that the Jubilee line has some of the best stops on the London Underground. For starters, consider the "Wembley Park" stop. According to Wikipedia, this stop is the closest one to Wembley Stadium and Wembley Arena. Additionally, you have stations like Canary Wharf, which is not only the busiest station outside of Central London but the busiest station only serve a single Tube line. Of course, all of this is completely without mentioning that the station nearest my house is only served by the Jubilee line, and as I'm sure all of you will want to visit me at some point you will all need to take the Jubilee line to do so.4. The Jubilee line intersects with every single other line. The Jubilee line is unique for intersecting with every other line, which makes transferring lines easier. Someone who is not very familiar with the London Underground might find it difficult to transfer from one line to another line if the second line is not directly reachable from the first line. Luckily, this is never the case with the Jubilee line, which meets every other line. This simplifies travel across multiple lines.5. The Jubilee line has pleasant announcements. While it might be considered subjective how pleasant an announcement is, the Jubilee line announcements are very professional, crisp, and cleanly delivered. They are also unique in their selection of speaker, which instantly reassures me that I am on a Jubilee line train. Although the other lines all also have announcements, I find them less aesthetically pleasing, and the only other line whose announcements I respect are those of the Piccadilly line, as I feel it requires a woman of exceptional personal strength to say "Cockfosters" in a neutral voice with the knowledge that she will be recorded and played to millions of people. Additionally, the Jubilee line also has a dot matrix display in the event that you don't quite catch what the announcement is.6. The Jubilee line has a cool name. Say "Jubilee" aloud. Isn't it fun? The only lines that have names even half as cool are the Bakerloo and Hammersmith & City lines.7. The trains are beautiful. Just watch "Jubilee Train arriving at Stanmore", it pretty much speaks for itself. . http://www.youtube.com...;Surely, there is no doubt that the Jubilee line is the finest line. Over 120,000 people can't be wrong! However, if any still doubt the Jubilee line is the best, I would like to make the following statements for no particular reason: The Circle line is the third least used (ignoring Waterloo & City) and the Circle line shares a lot of its track with other lines. I wish my opponent the luck he will need to attempt to claim anything good about the Circle line. Sources:1. . http://www.thebureauinvestigates.com...2. . http://en.wikipedia.org...;