TfL seeking new provider for its contactless and oyster card payments
Transport for London (TfL) is looking for a company to maintain and upgrade its billing systems and is likely to migrate away from older Oyster cards which are increasingly unable to work with other billing platforms.
Part of the Bakerloo line and London Overground to close for a week before Christmas
People who use the Bakerloo line or the London Overground in northwest London will need to find alternative routes in late December as both lines will be closed for a week's worth of engineering works.
London Underground testing new step-free device at Jubilee line stations
A miniature boarding ramp that can close the gap between tube trains and platforms is to be tested at a number of Jubilee line stations to see if it should be rolled out across the network.
TfL planning a new London Overground station in Barking
Plans to build an additional station at Castle Green on the newly opened Barking Riverside extension of the London Overground are being worked on by Transport for London (TfL) and Barking and Dagenham Council.
Tube Strike – avoid the London Underground on Thursday
Transport for London (TfL) is warning that there will be a very limited or no service on the entire London Underground this coming Thursday (10th Nov) due to strike action.
London Underground’s smartphone ticket sales exceed pre-pandemic levels
If you've noticed people are increasingly tapping in on the London Underground with their phone or watch, you won't be surprised to learn that than a third of contactless pay as you go journeys on the tube are now being paid for with a smartphone or smartwatch
Testing TfL’s new e-bike hire scheme
Last week, 500 new e-bikes joined TfL's existing Santander cycle hire scheme, but what are they like to ride?
TfL launches e-bikes for hire
Transport for London's (TfL) existing cycle hire scheme has been joined by 500 electric bikes today.
Elizabeth line reveals optimistic passenger numbers, but also software issues
One of the last few Elizabeth Line Committee meetings is due to take place this Thursday and it outlines the performance since the core tunnels opened, and what's needed to complete the railway.
TfL’s lowest paid contractors offered free transport in London
Around 5,000 people who work as contractors for Transport for London (TfL) are to be offered free travel to bring them in line with TfL's own staff, the Mayor of London has announced.
Over 5 million trips on the Northern Line Extension in its first year
The Northern line extension in south London has seen over 5 million journeys on the line to Battersea in its first year, Transport for London (TfL) has announced.
Transport for London’s boss, Andy Byford resigns
Transport for London (TfL) has announced that its top man, Andy Byford is resigning from the organisation.
TfL receives £500 million funding support from the Mayor of London
To cover an expected gap in Transport for London's (TfL) finances for the next couple of years, the Greater London Authority (GLA) has agreed to provide up to £500 million in extra funding to avoid cuts to public transport services.
London mainline railway stations to stay open overnight for the State Funeral
The rail industry has announced more overnight trains, and that London's mainline stations will be open overnight to provide shelter on the day of the State Funeral to help people get home.
Elizabeth line trains to run this Sunday for the National Mourning
The central section of the Elizabeth line, which is currently closed on Sundays will be open this coming Sunday (18th Sept) to help cope with demand as people come to London to commemorate The Queen.
TfL to merge Edgware bus station into shopping centre redevelopment
Plans to redevelop Edgware town centre's shopping centre could also include the neighbouring bus station after Transport for London (TfL) agreed to merge its property with the shopping centre, owned by Ballymore.
DLR revamps timetables to offer more frequent trains
A new timetable for the Docklands Light Railway (DLR) has been announced that should see more frequent trains from later this month.
Off-peak train fares between Heathrow and central London scrapped
From tomorrow (Sun 4th Sept), TfL train fares between Heathrow Airport and Zone 1 in central London will be charged at peak hours rates, regardless of when the journey takes place.
Transport for London accepts 19-month funding deal from the government
Transport for London (TfL) has confirmed that it is accepting the funding deal that's been offered by the government after their urgent board meeting earlier today.
TfL takes final decision over government funding deal
At lunchtime today, Transport for London's (TfL) board held an urgent meeting to discuss if they will accept the funding offer from the government to keep London's transport running.
Kentish Town tube station’s “secret” garden
Kentish Town tube station regulars know the ticket hall is filled with plants but may be surprised to discover a whole garden can be found hidden away in the station yard.
Foreign embassy congestion charge debt to TfL tops £142 million
The latest list of outstanding congestion charge payments owed by overseas embassies based in London has topped £142 million, as of June 2022, having risen from £136 million at the end of September 2021.
TfL faces difficult decision over government funding offer
Transport for London (TfL) has revealed some details of the government's funding offer to keep London's public transport running, and the current deal would last just 20-months, far less than the 3-year minimum that TfL had been seeking.
London Underground testing new track fastenings to reduce noise
London Underground is taking action to reduce the noise in tube tunnels by testing new rail track fastenings that should reduce the amount of track noise being heard inside the tube trains.