Travelling around London, you’ve probably noticed some tube stations have pink Oyster card readers. The funny thing is that ...

Those who are 60 or older can apply for a 60+ London Oyster photocard to enjoy free travel on bus, Tube, tram, DLR, London ...

Even once a passenger has bought an Oyster card, accessing the cheaper travel can be difficult, as it requires a TfL staff member to ‘link’ it with their Railcard for them - and only some ...

Londoners with 16-25, 26-30, Senior, HM Forces, Veterans or Disabled Railway railcards can currently only use their discounts ...

As well as providing an easy way to apply for refunds, the app – which launched in 2020 – allows customers to top up Oyster cards and buy some season tickets. TfL’s old Oyster and ...

The UK Intellectual Property Office (the "UKIPO") handed down decision O/1219/24 on 24 December 2024 regarding an opposition by Gap (ITM) Inc. against Transport for London's trade mark application for ...

Transport for London (TfL) confirmed via a Freedom of Information (FOI) request that in the last two years, there has been one genuine reported case of paranormal activity across all their stations.

Travel loyalty programs are ubiquitous. The Experience Economy is booming; and, Gen Z is seeking to "earn and burn" their ...

USA Today's Michael Middlehurst-Schwartz predicts the Washington Commanders could cut veteran DT Jonathan Allen in a salary ...

TfL has also overseen countless other developments, from Oyster Cards and PAYG fares, to congestion charging and ULEZ, to the introduction of cycle hire, to the construction of the Silvertown Tunnel.

But there’s one little-known hack that could save Railcard holders a considerable amount – and that’s by connecting it to an Oyster card. Noting that none of her friends had heard of the hack before, ...

TfL also searched the Customer Contact Centre database turning up over 1000 cases, but estimated most of these will refer to phantom or ghost Oyster card charges. There were no reports found of ...