The curious case of the two new London Underground maps
If you’ve got a hard copy of the new (December 2011) edition of the increasingly misnamed London Tube map, you may be wondering… … Read the full post »
Read about Transport for London (TfL), the body which runs public transport in London.
TfL was created in 2000 as part of the introduction of a directly elected Mayor of London and the London Assembly. It replaced London Regional Transport (LRT).
If you’ve got a hard copy of the new (December 2011) edition of the increasingly misnamed London Tube map, you may be wondering… … Read the full post »
Just in time for Christmas, a new version of the London Underground’s tube map is out. … Read the full post »
Yesterday GLA member Caroline Pidgeon joined Brian Paddick and others campaigning against Transport for London’s proposals for Blackfriars Bridge. Here’s the background to the issue with Caroline’s letter to TfL from April: I am writing as the Liberal Democrat Transport spokesperson, to set out concerns with the new Blackfriars Bridge road layout proposals by Transport … Read the full post »
During the week I got an email in my inbox asking me to take part in a survey on behalf of the Passenger Demand Forecasting Council (“a body consisting of Transport for London and other industry bodies”) about the future of the Oyster touch in/touch out travel card used in London. The email went a … Read the full post »
An update on my mini-campaign to improve the Oyster machine situation at Finsbury Park Tube station: Transport for London has now given me a detailed response. … Read the full post »
In principle, I have no objection to people digging holes in the ground. … Read the full post »
Hundreds of thousands of Tube passengers overcharged for ‘honest mistakes’ will share in a £15 million annual refund. … Read the full post »
Two recent changes have triggered the production of a new version of the London tube (plus London Overground) map. … Read the full post »
New maps have started appearing on the London Underground, with Tottenham Court Road moved slightly to the west. … Read the full post »
I’ve got fairly lukewarm views of Transport for London’s phone helplines, mainly due to my experience attempting to report graffiti on bus stop shelters. … Read the full post »