London Public Transport

There are three forms of public transport throughout London; the Buses (which are no longer exclusively red) the Underground (often called the Tube, which is mainly an underground railway system) and the Trains (eg. Network South East and Docklands Light Railway) which are over-ground railway systems, often referred to as British Rail.

For Travel information and advice, telephone:-

0207-222 1234 London Transport 24hrs a day;
0207-222 1200 recorded travel news;
0207-918 4000 for 24hour information on all trains and buses in Docklands;

08457 484 950 for British Rail Travel Enquiries, 24 hours a day.

Cards accepted:

Access/Mastercard and Visa at Underground station ticket offices, and

Access/Mastercard, AmEx, Diners Club and Visa at British Rail train station ticket offices.

In addition you can get information by visiting in person any one of London Transports' Information Centres at:-

Heathrow Airport, terminals 1-4,
Victoria, train station,
Euston Station, train station,
King's Cross, train station,
Liverpool Street, train station,
Oxford Circus, Underground station,
Piccadilly, Underground station,
St. James's Park, Underground station,
12 Lower Regent Street, SW1.

Help Points on Underground station train platforms offer instant train information.

• The Underground Train Network
• Buses
• Security