After GBR is fully formed the rail and tube map will probably follow this design again.

what i added:

WLO in full as Cardamom line

GNI services to Stevenage via Hertford North and WGC branch from moorgate as Moorfields Line

Extended Bakerloo line to hayes and Beckenham Junction.

Extended DLR to thamesmead.

plz give feedback as I wanna make it better...

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Given that the two Bethnal Green stations are not connected, to avoid confusion I propose that the overground station be re-named ‘Weavers Fields’ which is next to the station. The name also links to the fact it is in the Weaver line.

I went to the least-served station on the London Overground network to catch the ‘ghost train’ of the London Overground.

The station is Battersea Park, which is on the Windrush Line, and only receives three London Overground trains a day. One in early morning, at 6:33, and then two more at around 23:00. The services are so infrequent that Battersea Park doesn’t appear on any of the tube maps you’ll see around London.

I have designed this Lego underground platform to go under a station I am making. it is 128 studs long and it now looks like I’m going to need to design a train:)

I just overheard an LT person chatting with a blind passsnger about the new stock. He said the first one should be out in 2 weeks.

Not sure if this has been discussed here or not but I’ve always seen those logo and wondered if it had any meaning? I see it on the platform floor where the doors open, East bound.

I did some digging in the architect and steel manufacturer and neither use that logo.

Any idea?

PS can you guess the station?

I took a trip to the least used London Overground station on the TFL network, Emerson Park. It's in the borough of Havering, which is in Zone 6 of London, and is the only intermediate station on the Liberty Line between Romford and Upminster. It's a single platform station, and received just over 300,000 passengers in 2024/25.

This newer version of the game features more intuitive controls, a helpful tutorial, and support for mobile and tablet devices.

Desktop is still the recommended way to play. With enough support, an app on the App Store could come soon for a better mobile experience.

Play it here.

Nissan logo looks like a ꓔꓝꓡ logo

https://metrodreamin.com/view/ZUV2eXAxTGU4OFMxNDFYOXdsQ2dPTHk1NmlTMnwyOA%3D%3D

I’m Oliver, the solo developer behind TubeBoard.

I built it for the moment when you already know your route and only need the platform board.

TubeBoard 1.1 includes:

• live departures arranged like the station board;
• second-by-second countdowns and reported train locations;
• live arrivals, search and one saved station in the free tier; and
• configurable widgets, Apple Watch and opt-in disruption alerts with Premium.

There’s no account, advertising or tracking. It isn’t trying to replace TfL Go or Citymapper for journey planning; it is deliberately focused on what happens after you have chosen the route.

View TubeBoard 1.1 on the App Store

If you use the Tube regularly, what information should always be one tap away? I’d value candid feedback.