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This depends on where in the system the train is. In central London, the speeds are lower, as the train doesn't have the time to get up to speed before it has to brake for the next station. Further out, the distances, and thus the speeds, are greater.

The systemwide average speed is 20 mph. In central London, speeds stay within 30-40 mph, but on the outer parts of the Victoria line, speeds reach up to 50 mph and can on the Metropollitan line exceed 60 mph.

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anywhere between 10mph to 60 mph

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