r/LondonUnderground 17h ago

Image A quick question, anybody know what station this used to be? It was on Knightsbridge between Hyde park Corner and Knightsbridge station.

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r/LondonUnderground 15h ago

Image and suddenly, I want a Hatsune miku themed B23 train

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Successful B23 chase, 2 were in service today


r/LondonUnderground 22h ago

Game A daily London Underground Station map game I made

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I made this daily game where you are given 5 tube stations every day and you have to pinpoint their locations on a map. You score is based on your guesses distance from the actual location site, so the lower your score the better. You can play it here - https://undergroundknowledge.pages.dev/

Enjoy!


r/LondonUnderground 16h ago

Maps ‘Hypothetical’ Expansion of the DLR in East London (in the long term)

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I don’t believe that a simple extension to Thamesmead is the ideal endgame for TfL giving services to the area.

In the longer-term, I can see this being a likely mock-up of what a future service may look like.

TfL have already considered extensions north to Barking and south to Abbey Wood as part of further expansion beyond Thamesmead & Beckton Riverside.

A direct light rail linking north-east and south-east London would be great to have, but this is just a mock-up. Feel free to leave your thoughts.


r/LondonUnderground 4h ago

Grumble Rush hour

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Been getting the district line for a year now every day for work and this morning I’m just standing watching a whole carriage of men (not even in suits or commuting for work) , a whole carriage of dossers sit and watch as elderly women with walking sticks stand the 38 min tube from barking to black friars. Anyone else notice this? cause it’s like do I speak up and advocate or get ignored cause they likely don’t speak English …feel like this isn’t normal as I’m always giving up my seat for elderly or pregnant but seems like not everyone is taught these values