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TfL anticipates severe Tube disruptions during the RMT strike from 7 to 12 January 2024, urging customers to prepare for significant changes, as talks with the RMT continue, and alternative travel options are recommended.
TfL's roll-out of mobile coverage in Elizabeth line stations, including Bond Street, Tottenham Court Road, Farringdon and Liverpool Street, represents a pivotal advancement in improving connectivity and safety across London's underground network.
TfL selects 10 London Underground stations for step-free access review, aiming to improve public transport accessibility in the capital and address gaps identified by customer feedback.
Camden Town Station is the latest addition to London Underground's 4G and 5G connectivity expansion, with more stations and tunnelled sections, including Mornington Crescent and Oxford Circus, set to be connected in the coming months.
In line with its goal to decarbonise its operations by 2030, TfL is further upgrading its entire network to use LED lighting, with at least 25% of Tube stations and half of bus shelters already converted.
Through eye-catching posters and public engagement activities, TfL's campaign aims to create a culture where its customers feel safe and confident to challenge hate whenever they see it.
TfL's new campaign sets out clear guidance on how its customers can safely intervene if they witness incidents of sexual harassment on its public transport services.
London Underground customers will increasingly benefit from mobile coverage in stations and tunnels throughout 2023, with the whole network - as well as the Elizabeth line - to be fully connected by the end of 2024.
With almost twice as many people now living near a high-quality cycle route in London, TfL's latest data shows that levels of cycling in autumn 2022 was 40 per cent higher than in 2019.
As part of the trial, customers will be invited to try the new bridging device at eight Jubilee line stations until February 2023 - including London Bridge, Canary Wharf and Green Park.
New figures from Transport for London reveal that more than a third of all adult contactless pay as you go journeys on the London Underground are now being made using a mobile device.
With reduced journey times and increased connectivity, the number of passenger journeys on the Northern Line Extension is predicted to reach up to 10 million trips per year in 2024/25.
Following on from previous emergency deals, the UK government's latest funding will secure the future of London's transport network, supporting projects with a key focus on modernising and upgrading the network.
In addition to the changes to fares to Heathrow Airport, Oyster card fees have also been increased, helping to ensure that TfL can reach financial sustainability as soon as possible.
The complete restoration of Night Tube services will allow Londoners and visitors to explore the capital on weekend evenings with shorter journey times, whilst also providing late night travellers with another safe way to return home.
