The fact is that the London Underground has 11 lines, 272 stations, and more than 4,000 trains. Upgrading all of those at once simply isn’t economically viable.

London’s public transport body Transport for London (TfL) has admitted some of the London Underground’s Piccadilly Line station platforms will need to be re-engineered to allow its new rolling stock ...

The rolling strike action in February this year on London Underground over the 2023/4 pay award was ditched by the RMT executive after three days, at the very point when for the first time all ...

London Underground workers will stage a series of strikes in the new year in a dispute over pay. Members of the Rail, Maritime and Transport union (RMT) have voted overwhelmingly to take ...

After an exhaustive selection process, Transport for London (TfL), which includes London Underground (LUL) and Tubelines, has contracted C.A.T.E.R for supply of the HANDWave SRT (Single Rail) and DRT ...