Simply go back one stop, cross the platform and go in the opposite direction. The underground tends to be less busy if you go back a stop and get back on - guaranteed a seat!

Hi again, Olly here, the developer of TubeBoard.

I shared my app here recently and got some extremely thoughtful and useful feedback which has shaped the next version of the app which is now live on the app store, and I wanted to come back with an update and say thank you ❤️.

The big additions are all six London Overground lines, Follow a Train with route progress and sharing, new ways to compare departures at a station, and Apple Watch widgets. There is also a clearer introduction and a round of fixes for widgets and Live Activities.

The comments and feedback on my last post where incredible and I am so thankful to anyone who takes the time to try my app out and come back here to share feedback.

I would love to hear how 1.2 works on your actual commute. Does the new board layout help? Is the route view clear? Is there a station where the information still feels unhelpful?

For a bug, the line/station, device and what you expected versus what happened are especially useful.

App Store: https://apps.apple.com/gb/app/tubeboard-live-departures/id6779771046

Thanks again for trying something made by an independent developer.

Enjoy!

Look, i need get to Holloway because of the Arsenal Derby and TFL wants to tease me by saying that the goblin is open but its all just Riverside to Woodgrange

10 years ago I filmed this busker at Euston London underground on the 5th September 2016

Seen at Northfields depot this afternoon - Old skool Central Line train?

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Income is based on the mean annual household income of the MSOA each station is in.

Full ranking + source: https://dailymetro.live/london/blog/en/richest-stations

Finally finished my Lego 1972 Tube Stock! Really happy with the details on the front, especially the lights. What do you think?

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Los trenes de Londres son un ícono cultural y de diseño. Estuve un tiempo allí y extraño esa voz que anuncia: ¨Mind the gap...¨

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