Travel confidently around London with maps and live travel updates on our official TfL app. Check live arrival times for Tube, London Overground, DLR, Elizabeth line and Thameslink trains as well as Trams and IFS Cloud Cable Car. Make step-free journeys and look up station facilities. See on the map when stations and lifts are closed. Walking or cycling? Our reliable journey planner will map a safe route.
The app is built around our iconic Tube map. To get started:
• Touch the map or search to plan your journey
• See the status of all lines
• Check how busy each London Underground station is right now
• Re-route as you travel - we’ll suggest alternatives
• Switch to the step-free map for accessible journeys
• Find out when your next train, bus or tram is due
• Look up which platform your train will arrive on
• See when the stations you want to travel through are quieter
• Check out station information and facilities such as toilets
Most recently we’ve:
• Added more information about station toilets – find out where they are by gender and which ones are accessible and/or with baby changing facilities
• Built a new map showing nearby bus stops – making it simple to see where you can catch your bus from
• Refreshed the navigation – it’s even easier to get to the features you want
Our simple and clear layout is designed to make using the app easy for everyone.
Planning your journey: We’ll suggest multiple ways to get to your destination – you pick the one that suits you best. Choose the quickest journey, bus-only or one that’s step-free.
Check before you travel: See how the line is running and when to expect your next Tube, bus, train or tram
Freedom to explore: Choose the right travel options if you or someone you’re travelling with needs to avoid steps, lifts onto a train or in a station.
Bus stops near you: Find the bus stop nearest to where you are, and next bus live arrival information for every route.
Available underground via Wi-Fi (or 4G in some places) for live updates on the go.
What users have said:
“I think that out of all of the transport apps I have owned on my phone, this is by far the best”
“I love how clean the design of the app is & how easy it is to use. The best part of the app is it’s simplicity & how it helps you to navigate across London so effortlessly.”
“The map is awesome! The ability to zoom in and out and see more/less information as you do so. The station information is really useful and seeing which lines/stations are closed or have delays at a glance is really helpful. It’s also beautifully designed! Very slick, clean, and responsive.”
“The app is beautifully designed and free to use. Step free mode also works really well."
“This is a must have app … very much worth the wait. Well done TFL.”
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TfL Go FAQ
Is TfL Go free?
Yes, TfL Go is completely free and it doesn't have any in-app purchases or subscriptions.
Is TfL Go legit?
🤔 The TfL Go app's quality is mixed. Some users are satisfied, while others report issues. Consider reading individual reviews for more context.
I must admit at this point that this is the most beneficial app I have ever used on my mobile phone.
I am someone who does not rely on mobile phone apps because of the complexities involved and unnecessary ads. I get easily bored with phone apps. However, since my first visit to London, I have developed a special interest in tfl.
As a first timer then, tfl made my journey around London very easy and smooth. App is user friendly, well detailed and yet simple to use, projects real time data and helpful at all times. I have come to rely completely on tfl whenever I am in London. Great job, great app, and a great nation. God saves the king!
Thank you all
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Great…..if you have data
Love the simplicity and clarity in the app, but it is missing one really obvious feature: offline directions.
I, like many users I imagine downloading this, am visiting London and do not have a roaming data plan on my phone. It would be so easy to have the app understand how to direct you from station A to B without needing to be connected to the internet; so why doesn’t it? Basically makes it useless for tourists.
Would also be helpful to include a key on the map to show line names and zones.
Missing zones?
Could a future update include zones on the map as well?
super easy!
i use this app for my daily commute to London university and its so handy!! perfect app!
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Quality service from this app
It lies
This app lies to you all the time you turn up to a stop and watch it count to “due” then doesn’t show but the next one is 15 mins away you watch that time down the bus turns up and then goes out of service. If you’re going say the info is “ live” at least be honest with the info you’re supplying.
Setting the standard
One of the finest transport apps there is, well thought out, well designed and well executed. Hats off to the team behind it.
Not good
Forced to download the app as the website will not show the map of the tube on status updates showing which lines are unavailable and guess what this app doesn’t do that either
Easyish with hidden detail
Try it at home till you know where to type the from and to. And how to revert to the screen where you start a new trip or variation on your plan. Once you are used to the screens it is easy to use and has loads of optional detail like maps of walking routes for the end of the journey or expected departure time for the next bus
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