Underground

London Underground customers for Circle, Metropolitan and Hammersmith & City lines can use lifts in the new entrance on Moorfields from today (Monday, 5th July)Liverpool Street Elizabeth line station handed over to London Underground ahead of the line opening...

Transport for London (TfL) has updated its free TfL Go travel app to provide real-time information on how busy London Underground stations are throughout the day. This will help customers choose quieter times to travel around the city and will further help...

Derby-based LOBO Systems has completed the rigorous approval process to supply London Underground and Tubelines in the UK. LOBO manufactures a unique access platform system utilising its patented clamp, which allows the system to be assembled, mobile or static,...

High speed mobile coverage will be delivered across London Underground alongside a new full-fibre network to provide London’s homes and businesses with faster internet and better connectivityThe technology, delivered by BAI Communications, will support 4G and 5G rollout and...

The majority of the Transport for London (TfL) network will be running over the long Easter weekend, however there will be some closures for essential maintenance and improvements. The current Government guidance remains that everyone should continue to work from...

A successful six-day closure of King’s Cross station over Christmas allowed for the reconstruction of the Camden Sewer, which runs beneath the tracks. Network Rail’s teams lifted all four tracks entering the station for the first time in over...

The tunnel boring machine 'Frixos' arrived at 25is Martiou station on the second tunnel of the Kalamaria extension on July 31, marking the completion of tunnelling activities. 

In six of the Russian cities hosting the 2018 World Cup, underground metros will transport football fans to and from games but there's one in particular that's been leaving tourists in awe: the Moscow Metro.

The trial involved staff operating six out-of-service trains under the new signalling system between Hammersmith and Latimer Road, which will be the first section to go live.

The European Investment Bank has announced an investment of more than €1.7 billion on improved rail transport in Europe and North Africa.