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1. tfl.gov.uk › maps_ › tfl-goTfL Go app - Maps, routes and more to plan your journey

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   Or call 0343 222 1234 (charges may apply) or textphone 0800 112 3456. We'll share our open data with other transport apps that you might already be using. Plan your London journey safely and securely. See maps and live times for London Underground, London Overground and other rail and bus services, plus check cycling routes.

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     Plan your journey across the TfL network. Journey planner...

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     Tube map showing tunnels. PDF 249KB. Walking times between...

2. tfl.gov.uk › maps › trackTube - Transport for London

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   Tube map showing tunnels. PDF 249KB. Walking times between stations (Zones 1-2) PDF 581KB. Steps at street level between stations (Zones 1-2) PDF 589KB. Walking times between stations including National Rail (Zones 1-3) PDF 322KB. Steps at street level between stations including National Rail (Zones 1-3)

3. tfl.gov.uk › mapsMaps - Transport for London

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   Open up a free Footways map. Explore London's quiet and interesting streets with this colourful guide. For nearby stations, stops and piers and other places of interest. Clear Search for stations, stops and piers (e.g. Bank) TfL Tube and Rail maps, Bus maps, Santander Cycle maps, River maps, Congestion Charge maps, Oyster Ticket Stop map ...

4. nile.tfl.gov.uk › maps_ › tfl-goTfL Go app - Maps, routes and more to plan your journey

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   Get started on your journey with TfL Go. Use our live map to see your route - or search any place or address across London. Get live bus, train and tram times and the quieter times to travel. Get live updates on all bus, Tube, London Overground, DLR, Elizabeth line and tram lines. Check walking and cycling routes for all or part of your journey.

5. journeyplanner.tfl.gov.ukPlan a journey - Transport for London

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   Plan your journey across the TfL network. Journey planner for Bus, Tube, London Overground, DLR, Elizabeth line, National Rail, Tram, River Bus, IFS Cloud Cable Car, Coach

6. www.toptiplondon.com › transport › getting-aroundHow to Use the London Underground | Using the Tube - toptiplondon

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   The first tube trains start running from around 5.00–5.30am. The last tube trains leave central London around 12.30am (see the Night Tube below). Most trains start at least an hour later on Sundays. The exact start and finish times vary according to each individual underground line. Posters at tube stations give the first and last train times ...

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   Where can I find a tube map?

   • View a Tube map or download a PDF version. Free pocket-sized tube maps are available from underground stations. The TFL Go app has a ‘live’ tube map, which makes it easy to locate your closest tube station (if location services is turned on), and find the next departure times. The CityMapper app has a tube map which shows the zones.

   How to Use the London Underground | Using the Tube - toptiplondon

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   What is a live Tube map app?

   • Our live Tube map app helps you plan travel on the move Whether you're walking for pleasure or purpose, see our maps and route descriptions Audio and large print versions of our main maps and accessible facilities Audio maps available to download Explore London's quiet and interesting streets with this colourful guide

   Maps - Transport for London

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   Why do we draw a tube map with code?

   • “By drawing the Tube map with code, we can easily switch between live, data-driven versions of the map, such as the new step-free map, while keeping the essence of Harry Beck’s original idea.” As well as the map, the new design language is also used to illustrate the journey and line diagrams within TfL Go.

   Pinch, swipe, tap – TfL Digital

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   What is Transport for London's new digital map?

   • In summer 2020, Transport for London launched a bold new approach to digital mapping — an adaptive, live Tube map — made entirely of code. The map builds on Harry Beck’s original idea for a map of the London Underground system, which showed how journey connections are made across London, rather than being specifically geographical.

   Pinch, swipe, tap – TfL Digital

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   How often do tube trains run in London?

   • Most tube trains within central London run every few minutes or so. If you need more precise information on departure or arrival times, the TfL Journey Planner has a ‘leaving’ or ‘arriving’ option. The first tube trains start running from around 5.00–5.30am. The last tube trains leave central London around 12.30am (see the Night Tube below).

   How to Use the London Underground | Using the Tube - toptiplondon

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   What is a London Underground map?

   • The map builds on Harry Beck’s original idea for a map of the London Underground system, which showed how journey connections are made across London, rather than being specifically geographical. Since its creation in 1937, the map has undergone various design changes as it adapts to fit within a modern transport network.

   Pinch, swipe, tap – TfL Digital

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8. blog.tfl.gov.uk › 2021/09/07 › pinch-swipe-tapPinch, swipe, tap – TfL Digital

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   Sep 7, 2021 · Launched during the height of the Covid-19 pandemic, the TfL Go app gives a live overview of the Tube, showing closed stations and disruptions at a glance — something that’s impossible with conventional mapping platforms. As you pinch and swipe, the map responds to touch, allowing users to adapt the map quickly and transition between live ...