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Evi SnowMew

The Hidden London tours are worth your time and money if you’re even the slightest bit a transport nerd, train geek or history enthusiast. Thank you again to our lovely guides from the London Transport Museum.

Remnants of an old paper line diagram.
Old emergency staircase.
Old Holborn (Kingsway) roundel
Old track crossover space at the end of platform 6.
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CLondoner92 (New Account)

#Transport for #London (#TfL) has announced a ban on non-folded e-bikes across its transport network, effective 31 March 2025, following safety concerns. While most #ebikes are safe, there have been incidents where non-folding e-bikes caught fire on the network. The ban will apply to the #Tube, #Overground, Elizabeth Line, and #DLR, but foldable e-bikes will still be allowed. TfL’s review, in collaboration with the London Fire Brigade, found that conversion kits for standard cycles pose a higher fire risk. Non-folding e-bikes are already banned on buses and trams. Exceptions include the Woolwich Ferry, river services, and certain coach services. TfL is working with the government to improve e-bike safety. Customers not complying with the ban may face fines up to £1000. TfL is the first #UK operator to enforce such a ban.
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The image is a vertical poster from Transport for London. At the top, there's a blue banner with the text "Transport for London" on a white background, accompanied by a small triangular warning symbol containing an exclamation mark. Below, a prominent red circle with a diagonal slash overlays black icons of an e-scooter, a bicycle, and an e-unicycle, indicating that these devices are not allowed. Beneath the symbol, bold blue text states, "No e-scooters, e-unicycles or non-foldable e-bikes allowed on TfL services.*" Additional text specifies, "Failure to comply may result in prosecution." The footer contains a disclaimer noting exceptions for e-bikes on certain services, and logos for the Mayor of London and Transport for London. Image by TfL
The image is an informational notice from Transport for London. It has a white background with bold, blue text. At the top, there is the Transport for London logo, which includes a small blue icon with a white lowercase "i" within it. Below, the main text reads: “Non-foldable E-Bikes on TfL services” and specifies the date “From Monday 31 March 2025.” The notice states that non-foldable E-Bikes, E-Scooters, and E-Unicycles will no longer be permitted on Transport for London services, except on the Silvertown Tunnel cycle shuttle service and the Woolwich Ferry. A warning about possible prosecution for non-compliance is also included at the bottom. The Mayor of London's logo and the text “Transport for London: Every Journey Matters” are located at the bottom. Image by TfL
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