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Oxford Tube: ... most recently used the Oxford Tube to get to Oxford from London for dinner with some friends from uni - I was able to get out of work relatively early, and had more than three hours to make my way to the city, so I didn t have to make the familiar panicked rush to Paddington to catch my train. Furthermore, I was returning to London immediately after my dinner - I knew the coach wouldn t be battling rush hour traffi...
Read the full review: Oxford Tube - runs through the night and gets the job done by grey0220

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	Bus N. 81 Transport National / Route: Hounslow, Hounslow West, Cranford, Harlington Corner, Heathrow Airport North, Harmondsworth, Longford, Colnbrook, Langley, Slough. overall rating 1 review

	Taxis in London Transport National / Licensed London taxis are called black cabs. When its FOR HIRE sign is on, it is available. Radio Taxis (+44 (0)20 7272 0272) and Dial a cab (+44 (0)20 7253 5000) both run a 24hr service for black cabs. For complaints or enquiries: +44 (0)20 7230 16 overall rating 6 reviews

	Train Stations in general Transport National / overall rating 3 reviews

	Transport in London in general Transport National / overall rating 5 reviews

	Bus N. PR2 Transport National / Wembley Park tube station to Park Royal. overall rating 1 review

	Robin Hood Train Line Nottingham to Worksop. c / Transport National /o Central Trains, PO Box 4323, Birmingham B2 4JB overall rating 2 reviews

	Docklands Light Railway Transport National / Drivers on this automatic line are called 'Captains'. They are also the people wandering through the carriages selling tickets. The Docklands Light Railway (DLR) is a light rail system serving the redeveloped Docklands area of east London, England. It extends to Stratford to the north, Gre... overall rating 3 reviews

	Waterloo & City Line Transport National / Also known as 'The Drain' this line was owned by British Rail until the mid eighties. The Waterloo & City Line is a short underground railway line in London, which formally opened on 11 July 1898. It has only two stations, Waterloo and Bank (formerly called "City", and still within the Cit... overall rating 5 reviews

	Victoria Line Transport National / The first driverless tube service. Victoria is London's busiest station. The Victoria Line is a line of the London Underground, coloured light blue on the Tube map. It is a deep-level line running from the south-west to the north-east of London. Construction began in 1962 and continued unt... overall rating 2 reviews

	Piccadilly Line Transport National / Serving Heathrow and the hotels of Gloucester Road, Earls Court and Russell Square this is one of the best known lines in the world. The Piccadilly Line is a line of the London Underground, coloured blue on the Tube map. It is the third busiest line on the Underground. It is mainly a deep-... overall rating 5 reviews

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	Oyster Card ... Oyster Card is a magnetic card you can use to travel on London transport. The Oyster card is accepted everywhere on the Tube (the London metro) on most of the train stations within zone 1 to 6 and all the buses. In order to have an Oyster Card, all you need to do is go to one of the ticket offices on the Underground, give your details (you need to declare an address in London and you need to be a resident in London, although they do not ask proof of this), and pay at least 3 Pounds, which is the deposit on the card. You will then prepay your card. Fares with an Oyster are much cheaper, in fact, I would say, fares without an Oyster are deliberately pushed up to rip o... Read the full review: The big scam behind Oyster. Read this !!!! by REALTRAVELLER
	Oyster Card ... so I m not a Londoner... but last year I was visiting London a lot as I lived nearby and had friends there, and as the queues for day travel tickets were always so expensive and my friends advised me that Oyster was cheaper, I decided to go for it. I applied for my card online, which was a very easy and simple process. The card cost £3 (it is described as a refundable deposit , but it is not made clear under what circumstances the money would be refundable) and I topped it up with £20 at the same time. It is also possible to purchase it from a machine at London Underground stations, paying the £3 fee, and you can register it online later (buying it online means it is... Read the full review: The world (or at least, London) is your oyster by AbsintheFairy
	Northern Line ... the Northern Line (Aka The Misery Line). When I lived in South London, I used this line on a daily basis to travel to work. Like most of the London underground lines, this one is hot, crowded and subject to the odd delay. I m not going to bash London Underground in general in this review as I think it is generally an ok system, is very convenient and quite punctual but there is one major underlying problem with the Northern Line (south of the river at least) and that is the fact it runs totally over capacity. The trains are generally full up by the time it gets to Balham station and at this point, there are still three more stations to come before it starts empty... Read the full review: Northern Line - The Misery Line by nehpets81

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