TfL increases Elizabeth line trains in West London during key hours after overcrowding complaintsThe 'big win' means commuters will benefit from shorter waiting times on weekdaysView 2 Images Three extra trains will stop three West London stations during rush hour on weekday mornings (Image: Facundo Arrizabalaga/MyLondon)Elizabeth line services will be increased during peak hours after complaints of long waits and overcrowding sparked a local campaign. ‌The campaign also called on all trains which currently bypass the station on the Reading/Maidenhead route to stop at Acton Main Line. A third passenger Helena, 28, added that trains should be stopping at Acton Main Line every five minutes to solve the issues. Commenting on the Elizabeth Line timetable announcement from TfL, Bassam Mahfouz AM, London Assembly Member for Ealing & Hillingdon told MyLondon: "Residents have been clear: Acton Main Line and Hanwell need more trains. This is a big win for commuters across Acton, Hanwell and Southall, matching the seismic surge in demand since the game-changing Elizabeth line opened."