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  • Commuter misery vs the digital world: Londoners wrote 480,000 tweets about bad train journeys last year

    May 21, 2015

    It's no surprise that we take to social media to vent our frustration when commuting, but a new report has shed light on exactly how frequently we do it.    London's commuters published nearly half a million angry tweets about their journey last year, a new report has claimed.    A whopping 473,661 tweets were [...]

  • Train strike: Transport for London warns commuters of disruption from bank holiday Network Rail walkout

    May 21, 2015

    UPDATE: The RMT has followed the TSSA union in suspending strike action after an improved offer from Network Rail.  The nationwide Network Rail strike on bank holiday Monday will cause some Transport for London (TfL) services to also suffer delays and disruption. A 24-hour walk out has been called by rail union bosses from 5pm on Monday 25 May, [...]

  • Video: New York’s Metropolitan Transportation Authority is far better than Transport for London at explaining why Tube delays happen – and how they’re solved

    May 19, 2015

    Presumably in an effort to quell commuters' constant rage, New York's Metropolitan Transportation Authority has released a video explaining the science behind delays on the subway – and it's in the style of an 8-bit video game. So what happens? According to the video, subway (and, presumably, London Underground) trains usually have a regular interval [...]

  • The truth about rickshaws in London: Here’s why Boris Johnson’s crusade to ban them might be pointless

    May 15, 2015

    Boris Johnson renewed his crusade against rickshaws, aka pedicabs this afternoon, the announcing he wanted to ban them on London's streets to "ease congestion".  His gripes are twofold. Firstly, the lack of regulation for rickshaws means no one is entirely sure how many there are and how to control numbers or the safety of passengers. [...]

  • UK train strikes: Network Rail, DLR strike action and further taxi driver protests spell May bank holiday travel hell for Londoners

    May 15, 2015

    London is speeding towards a bank holiday that could bring utter misery to commuters with the prospect of strike action looming. Workers for Network Rail, the company which keeps the entire UK rail network running, have voted in favour of strike action over pay which has the potential to bring rail services in London and [...]

  • More rush hour chaos as signalling problems cause delays at London Waterloo station

    May 6, 2015

    Network Rail has confirmed there will be delays into and out of London Waterloo station until "at least 9.30am" because of signalling problems. The station is currently experiencing delays of "up to 40 minutes", it added.  To add to commuters' misery, TfL said bus services over Waterloo Bridge were delayed by up to 20 minutes [...]

  • TfL boss Sir Peter Hendy apologises for calling Southeastern trains s**t and criticising London Bridge chaos

    April 29, 2015

    Transport for London (TfL) boss Sir Peter Hendy hit the buffers last week in an embarrassing gaffe when he called train services into London s**t. It may have cheered commuters to hear some honesty about the commuting situation – particularly the disaster-prone London Bridge served by Southeastern trains – but Hendy has now changed track [...]

  • TfL wants businesses to pitch “something exceptional” to transform its disused Down Street Tube station

    April 28, 2015

    Transport for London is calling on businesses to come up “something exceptional” to take on the lease of its disused Down Street Tube station.   Down Street Tube, on a quiet residential street just off Piccadilly, opened in March 1907 on the Great Northern Piccadilly and Brompton Railway. It closed in May 1932 because of [...]

  • London commuting is more stressful than moving house, going to the dentist or dealing with money matters

    April 28, 2015

    Commuting in London is more stressful than moving house, going to the dentist or dealing with money matters.   Our daily journey to and from work is even more infuriating than the job itself.   For those of us who have had to put up with months of stress at London Bridge, the Farringdon flood, [...]

  • Victoria Line down after person on the track

    April 27, 2015

    Commuters on the Victoria Line faced a chaotic start to Monday morning, with the entire line being closed for several hours because of a person on the track.    The line was closed between Warren Street and Brixton from around 6:30am until just after 8:30am. It has now reopened, but Transport for London is reporting [...]

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