London Underground Limited (LUL) is a major business with 2.5 million passenger journeys a day, nearly 500 trains, serving over 260 stations, around 16 000 staff and vast engineering assets. To find out more about the company, browse through the various sections to the left.

In this section you will find information on London Underground. There is a wide range of topics including statistical information and future plans, as well as the historical development of the system, dating back to the 19th century and the days of steam trains. Browse through each topic in turn or jump straight to a specific subject using the list below.
 

• London's Underground - A Brief History

• Milestones in the History of the Underground

• Underground Statistics

• Underground Management

• Ticketing, Penalty Fares and Irregular Travel

• Safety

• Future Expansion and Development

• Art and Poems

• Trains

• Security on London Underground

• The Bakerloo Line

• The Central Line (and the Waterloo & City Line)

• The District Line

• The Jubilee and East London Lines

• The Metropolitan, Circle and Hammersmith & City Lines

• The Northern Line

• The Piccadilly Line

• The Victoria Line

Original by London Transport ( http://www.londontransport.co.uk/underground/t_fact00.htm )
Revised by Christian Masuch March 19^th,2000