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In addition, the expansion of the overground railway network resulted in more and more passengers arriving in the capital. However, in 1846, a Royal Commission decided that the railways should not be allowed to enter the City, the capital 's historic and business centre . The result was that the overground railway stations formed a ring around the City. The area within consisted of poorly built, overcrowded slums and the streets were full of horse-drawn traffic . Crossing the City became a nightmare . It could take an hour and a half to travel 8 km by horse-drawn carriage or bus . 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