Where To Travel On The Tube For Free

Did you know there are currently four stations you can travel between on the tube network, and not get charged a penny? Geoff took his trusty Oyster to west London to make sure the rumours were true.

[@scottanderson8167]

I intend to fly into Heathrow from Boston Logan just to ride the tube for free, and then fly home. What a bargain

[@jayy9029]

ahhh, fellow bostonian. the tube is a way different ballgame then the T my friend.

[@staycgirlsitsgoingdown2]

Fellow Bostonians, I can also say the t is awful

[@88fredmcfred]

But what about the emotional impact of missing out on the delights of Hatton Cross? Priceless

[@88fredmcfred]

No, I am yet to experience - just passing through :(

[@tom7131]

i got out at hatton cross once, it's literally just one massive industrial estate

[@benobrien1970]

Its not just an industrial

[@benobrien1970]

It is priceless

[@benjamindenton]

The beautiful Myrtle Avenue

[@busandtrainuser619]

Stations towards the ends of lines 'above ground' often have their barriers left open at odd times of day (eg evenings) due to 'station staff shortages' so I suspect there's a fair bit of local travel taking place (illicitly) between such stations for free too!

[@emirfmutlu]

I still don’t know that to do on these situations. How am I gonna tap out?

[@TJB923]

This means you could technically get on at Heathrow, travel to Cockfosters and back without getting charged?

[@albula642]

That takes more than the maximum travel time. But theoretically yes as long it is less than 1 hour and something.

[@Londonistvids]

yup! even if you got your Oyster revenue inspected, it would still be ok as long as you touched back out at one of the Heathrow Terminal stations. One for Geoff's next video!

[@Dosedmonkey]

Toby Bennett Bit dodgy and you got to get to Heathrow. Heathrow car parking is horrendously expensive haha.

[@suddenchangeofdirection]

Dosedmonkey You could take the bus?

[@TheSzczerzak]

And even change the tube lines! ;-) As long as you can make it in... 70 minutes (or 80 on evenings and Saturdays or 85 on Sundays). So Cockfosters is not possible to make in this timewise.

[@keith79mod11]

A number of years ago go there used to be a bus service between terminals 1 2 3 and 4 but then the service was removed because of the underground. Heathrow had an agreement with London Underground (the days before TFL) that all its passengers could travel for free who was connecting to a different terminal and that's the reason this service is free.

[@TransportForLuka]

Any airport transfer service should be free anyways its stupid to pay money to go 5 mins somewhere

[@kmpoppe]

As usually, a brillantly informative video by Geoff. Thanks for pointing that out, man!

[@NorthEnglandTransport]

I love geoff's vidz

[@nicolek4076]

The buses are also free in the immediate vicinity of Heathrow. I used to work in an office just off the A4 near the cop shop. I could get into the terminals without payment from bus stops near the office.

[@Luke_05]

Nicole K So you could go home for free on a tube? 😂😂

[@NoddyMaccy]

All travel in the Heathrow area is free, that's tube, buses and Heathrow Express!

[@newchannellookforlissaelle8507]

Noddy Mac seriously?! How does that work? I'm intrigued!

[@ThePleb]

all TfL buses except route X26 which goes between hatton cross and heathrow central, bus is not included in the free travel scheme

[@alexwright4930]

Since IIRC you're not meant to walk through the tunnel under the M4 to Terminals 1-3 - oddly even though you can cycle down a cycle tunnel - a free bus is the only way you're allowed to leave the central area of Heathrow "on foot" too.

[@northessexbusphotography54]

And the TfL Rail / Heathrow Connect

[@NoddyMaccy]

new channel! look for lissa elle You have to be within the area it’s valid for but you touch your card on the reader as per usual and when you do your journey, check at the end of your journey and you’ll see you haven’t been charged.

[@brentsummers7377]

Quite a fun thing to do if you arrive early in the morning and can't check in to your hotel for a few hours. I arrived at T3 bought an Oyster card and had a good look around all the other terminals plus a very short free ride on the Heathrow Express.

[@oisanji]

Nice video, I loved it, missing London underground a lot now that you have shown the airport terminals, gives back a lot of good memories, thanks for the info, keep the videos up!

[@bobhorner1466]

In November I caught a bus from Terminal 2 to Compass Centre for my hotel. The next morning I travelled on a 423 bus from Compass Centre to Terminal 5, both journeys were free!

[@enternamehere8652]

Hey Geoff, nice video (once again), can you possibly make a video about the rolling stock and their history? Keep up the nice videos! ;)

[@harryandruschak2843]

Well, if you just like to ride....can you get on at one of the Heathrow terminals, travel PAST Hatton Cross, travel all day without exiting the underground, return to Heathrow, and get out without payment of any kind?

[@ThePleb]

There's a time limit on the contactless card (oyster and debit/credit cards), I think its about 2 hours, if you haven't touched out with your card by then, then you are charged the maximum daily oyster fare which can be anywhere from £6-£12

[@MH-sw9fy]

You used to be able to get to Hatton cross as well as you can not leave Heathrow central by foot, but I guess it must have changed. it was also free to get any bus from the central bus station to the first stop outside Heathrow.

[@alexwright4930]

The latter is still true.

[@LuperSoop69]

@@alexwright4930 it isn't - the Heathrow freeflow zone was scrapped after Heathrow's lost

[@SamThomas23sr]

So could you tap in at heathrow, turn around and tap out (without exiting) then travel to a station that doesn't have barriers and get out all for free? (assuming you don't run into an inspector, which I have once in the last 5 years)

[@BenandLaurenVlogs]

Great hack! My wife and I just moved to London as expats so will be watching for more hack videos!

[@BuzzingRocks]

Good information to know. Happy New Year 2020 🍾🥂🎊🎉😊

[@marsgal42]

It comes up as free on the TfL Single Fare Finder web page if you use contactless or Oyster, but £4.90 if you pay cash.

[@paulsengupta971]

'Ello. Another pilot in the comments section of the videos I watch! There seem to be quite a few of us on here. You fly around the Vancouver area...Do you know Michael Peare? I didn't meet you when I was over year before last did I?

[@stuartthegrant]

Well we live and learn. Nice one!!

[@ratherryan]

Fascinating stuff. It makes the prospect of riding around Heathrow in a circle rather tempting.

[@ratherryan]

Stop Media Fakery To be honest, I've never been to Heathrow Airport, so I didn't know.

[@ailinos]

TheRenaissanceman65 So informative. Thank you!

[@ailinos]

***** I live in Éire, so no, I did not know that, but now I do! Haha

[@LinxFox]

They do this at Boston airport too with their Sliver line BRT system, but as you do not have to tap off at stations you can ride the whole system for free from the airport. Here in Toronto, we have this cable driven tram that connects the 2 terminals and a large parking facility.

[@erkinalp]

you shared them and they will amend tariffs to make it charge full roundtrip then refund at exit.

[@Jplanetx]

Hi very informative and in your video showing the Heathrow direct line from the front cab the Heathrow gentleman says you can travel between the terminals for free. However if you look at the flight connections section on Heathrow website they never recommend leaving the terminal instead using the free buses even connecting between local flights. I am really unsure why as while transferring between 5 - 3 and even 5 - 5 I had a baggage check and several ticket checks also there where airline ticket counters and a border control check on my return flight? Could you maybe do a race for us?

[@graemecollin]

It's the same above ground, with the buses ... from a certain point, going into, and around Heathrow is free ...

[@chunkylefunga]

Suprised everyone didn't know this already, this is very common knowledge in my area. Not to mention buses are free too, which pre-dates oyster cards too so it's been free for a while.

[@AymanTravelTransport]

You can also travel on Heathrow Express between the terminals for free (good for a quick 332 or 360 bash)

[@Larry]

Does Heathrow subsidize London Transport for the rides though? Like how they those automated train buggy things to and from the car park?

[@Dosedmonkey]

Larry Bundy Jr Yes, for example at Gatwick it has to fund its own monorail services. Same as Heathrow T5 satellite train and Madrids satellite train.

[@amyshaw893]

Larry Bundy Jr oh, hi Larry, I like your stuff.

[@breachtones]

You again

[@TheSuperlime]

Happy talky talky happy talk

[@lorrainepickering1288]

Does Heathrow has a free train

[@MrCookiem91]

It is free to travel with an Oyster card, however it will charge you £1.50 if you use a contactless payment card.

[@davesfilmingservices4377]

What is a contactless card ??

[@agent_605]

Contactless bank card such as a credit or debit card

[@ADJLfanatic52]

It's a debit/credit card where you touch onto a payment device instead of using an EMV chip or magnetic strip.

[@NeoDerGrose]

Interesting, they only advertise the free Heathrow Express/Connect Services.

[@johnsimmons5951]

The buses around LHR by bus for free. Also, Heathrow Express & TFL rail are free between the terminals

[@NayabWarach]

I remember riding the underground to Heathrow when we visited. It was my dad and uncle with the car and luggage and the rest of us in the train

[@TheLordbarry]

Discovered that two years ago. But in Sydney you are required to pay for the journey between the domestic terminal and the international terminal. And you cannot get your remaining credits in your contactless card back.

[@hilaryc8648]

Time for a Heathrow pub crawl in reasonable time challenge.

[@nath1606]

In Glasgow there’s some trains you can ride on for free as long as you avoid the ticket man/woman & Glasgow Central

[@joesos]

how do you avoid them? hide in the loo?

[@Leggett___]

nice video Geoff! I'm a big fan of the tube!

[@TheGeektrick]

Why the TMR side 2?

[@Leggett___]

Whu what!!!!

[@billyshearer117]

All the buses are free too from Hatton Cross and between terminals, with the exception of the X26. Heathrow Express is also free between Heathrow Terminals although if you don't have Oyster or Contactless you need to buy a ticket, which will be free.

[@Farleigh1050]

buy a free ticket?

[@billyshearer117]

@@Farleigh1050 Yes. At the time you had to show a rail ticket even if was £0 to get through barrier.

[@ccampbellmusic]

I LOVE GEEKY LONDON UNDERGROUND FACTS

[@NorthEnglandTransport]

yeah

[@rachelquarrell71]

Have you thought about doing a video doco about the pod cars at Heathrow.I live in Australia and I think they would be ideal for Melbourne and Sydney airports

[@lawrencesimmons5093]

Is there a Perth - Sydney free tube line yet?

[@wl03bu]

LOL. I was a tourist and I knew this. You can also use the Heathrow Connect and Heathrow Express to travel between terminals for free.

[@AlteranAnciote]

I see you've got one of those special edition Oysters as well, Geoff.

[@jacksugden8190]

But you can travel free to Newbury Park (Central line) and back when TfL Rail have kind works/replacement buses operate on some weekends.

[@machosker]

talk about spooky, I was talking about this the other day with folk from work.

[@alexwright4930]

Don't people mostly connect between terminals on the Heathrow Express and TfL Rail (former Heathrow Connect)? (Also for free) Useful if those break down I guess.

[@MattDavis_BeechingsGhosts]

This is not surprising, as the stations are on Heathrow's land and are effectively, owned by the airport but run by the Underground. Did you go from 123 to 4 via Hatton Cross?

[@keithrussell9834]

I tried this yesterday (7/12/2023) to kill a bit of time and to see if is real. I brought myself an oyster card put £15 on it started to scare the 1973 stock around the airport which the ones I wanted to catch pulled out when I arrived (them all and I have to wait for the next one) it was great fun and it's another free thing to do in London I would love to do it again

[@HungryGuyStories]

The NYC "subway" works the same way at JFK airport. If you get on at one of the airport terminals, and get off at another terminal, there's no charge.

[@tgm9991]

That's the Airtrain which is run by the port authority not the subway which is run by the city. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/AirTrain_JFK

[@immortalclass]

I once used contactless to enter the tube at Heathrow tube T2/3, then changed my mind to take a bus instead, so I immediately exited at same station. When I checked my bank statement later, I had actually been credited about £2, but not debited anything. Bug? It was some years back. I don't live around London, so haven't been able to check this again.

[@immortalclass]

I misremembered - it was March 2015 I was debited £5.20, credited £5.20 and credited £5.20 again. I used contactless on the local bus ride from Heathrow to Egham, one-way.

[@Wildcard71]

Are the GWR links between the terminals also in service?

[@sixtysecondvlog]

something new I have learned for today......

[@icecreamforever]

Same with the buses @ Heathrow.

[@ruddyuddy]

Great if you are at one of the terminals and need to get around I suppose. Great how you feel you need to test if it’s free, when the authorities say it is.

[@HomebaseLHR]

When on the way to Heathrow, tap out at Hatton Cross and take the FREE busses to the terminals. 482/490 both go to T5 via T4. Bargain, especially during peak hours.

[@mirageinthedesert5448]

Who would have an Oyster card If they’re changing at Heathrow.

[@joesos]

yes thats very true also heathrow have buses and ways to change terminals so theres not much point taking a giant detour to the underground

[@jonistan9268]

Asking the question I've been asking myself the whole time.

[@gmproductions1590]

can you use any contactless card to get on the tube?Oh and buses?

[@romannod5191]

Question is, what would happen if I tap in at Heathrow, travel a bit, make an OSI and tap out at Heathrow, assuming that I can do all that in the time limit, would the system charge me ?

[@user-ky6vw5up9m]

I have walked thru the baggage conveyor tunnels between the Terminals

[@balsingh1]

You mentioned about not being able to exit the tube at Hatton Cross, but I am sure I was once told that buses from the terminals to Hatton Cross are free though. Is that true?

[@ThePleb]

all buses (Except route X26) to and from Hatton Cross and all terminals are free to travel on (but if you were to enter the tube at hatton cross for any terminals you will be charged)

[@thfreakinacage]

I wonder how much this gets used. The overwhelmingly vast majority of Oyster card holders are going to be London residents, who are therefore unlikely to be connecting through Heathrow, rather than departing or arriving. There will be some people who would have a card but not live in London and might pass through Heathrow, and that would be people who have previously visited London and picked up a card. That would rely on those people a) knowing about this, and b) remembering to find and take their Oyster cards. Would be interesting to know how often this actually gets used.

[@RoSi4You]

1:15 are you enjoying yourself? :-D

[@TheGeektrick]

Robert S. why does he look so mad?

[@RoSi4You]

He looks like he can't wait to get off that train actually :-D

[@TheClunkingFist]

Eh? That's just "standard tube face". Or "general London expressionless". That's the face everyone adopts in London after a short while. Whilst internally, one might want to jump up and down with excitement, lick the new carriages of the Lizzie line and frott the platform edge doors, Londoners just don't do that.

[@TheGeektrick]

TheClunkingFist I totally agree but why aren't people like that in NYC with that face on the subway?

[@TheClunkingFist]

Whilst a bit different from some of their kinsfolk, they are still AMERICAN. I guess? :^)

[@etrazombanya-2821]

What if you get off at Finsbury Park (avoiding ticket barriers?)

[@delticsi]

Unless the rules have changed since I did it a couple of years ago. I used contactless from terminals 2&3 to Hatton Cross, tapped out at the gates at Hatton Cross and then got a bus. I only got charged the flat rate for using the bus

[@JohnWalshLegend]

You can also use London Bus Services in Heathrow for free, within the free Airport Zone (including Hatton Cross). Not sure what You do with Your Oyster though, because You can't touch in or You will be charged. I'm a bus driver, but our Garage doesn't have a Heathrow service, so not sure how it works. I think You just tell the driver where You are headed!

[@erkinalp]

> You can't touch in or You will be charged.That is good - rich people will pay regular fare. This prevents double-rating of airport buses.

[@andymadden8183]

Terminal 1 is not being rebuilt. It closed and was demolished to allow for the expansion of Terminal 2.

[@raheemabdul1066]

Also all bus travel is free in Heathrow free travel zones. All buses make an announcement when the free travel zone ends.

[@Loginwajid24]

All travels free in Heathrow area Including buses tube and all

[@LongHaulPilot]

Does this now work with #PurpleTrain

[@chibmbaekube6388]

I suppose this falls under the travel free area or zone around the airport..It also applies to buses too. Bus 285 ,490 etc www.heathrow.com/file_source/Company/Static/PDF/Heathrowcommuter/travel_around_Heathrow.pdf

[@LM-qe9hp]

The only problem here being that it's only free if you have on oyster card or a satisfactory contactless card... i.e. not for a significant proportion of the sizeable international population who'd be looking to transfer between terminals at Heathrow.

[@EYEARHHH]

buses around heathrow to hatton work like this too

[@iteitsmeok]

you can also jump on the dlr for free change at bank into any of the main lines and when you get to the other station just say you've lost your oyster card (don't let inspector catch you tho if they do say you cant speak english)

[@wintrwunderland]

Wouldn't that kind of be bending the rules?

[@Jjtwhite]

Will you do a video of the pods?

[@Jjtwhite]

Yes

[@reecedylan1209]

I'm guessing most of the people transferring do different terminals at heathrow for connecting flights wont have an oyster card though...

[@agent_605]

They can buy one then get it refunded, and if you have a contactless bank card or and NFC enabled device (e.g Apple Pay or Android Pay) you don't even need to do that, just use your bank card

[@piamadison5539]

I carry mine even when flying abroad.

[@CBTvideos]

So theoretically I could save money on my overall ticket price? Getting the train to London is about an hour, and instead of buying the ticket for the Tube too, I could get the tube to Hatton X, exit and enter and get the Tube free to T5? Or would the terminals automatically be deducted from the Oyster Card/Train ticket just a though.. if I can save anything, it makes my holidays cheaper 😄

[@albula642]

In the video he said clearly that if you go out at Hatton cross you get charged. So you have to pay to go out at hatton cross to be able to enter.

[@CBTvideos]

albula642 so it would only be free if I got a train to t1,2&3 and the Tube to t5... I think it would for sure take up more time But it is useful to know that there is free travel between the terminals alone

[@albula642]

Yeah, but I think you can take the free bus to Hatton cross and enter there. According to the map it is one zone less.

[@wintrwunderland]

You can go to Hatton Cross and change to get to Terminal 4, as long as you don't leave the station. If you leave the station, you get charged. If you don't leave the station...well, you don't.

[@cityuser]

If you travel directly between the stations, you won't be charged. Going out and in at Hatton Cross, and then going to the terminals will still count as an outside journey. This means you can't really save anything if travelling to London, but it's a neat feature when in the need to go to a different terminal.

[@drewwhite6865]

How strange that it doesn't charge you for travelling between multiple times in a day, even though that's clearly not going to qualify as "interchange" for flight connections, At the same time, if you touch in at a Tube/Overground station, but then immediately catch a bus outside it, the Oyster & Contactless systems still charge you full fare and term it an "incomplete journey", even though they know you have just travelled away from there (this happens at stations with readers but no barriers, where people enter and discover delays, so don't think to touch out as they haven't been anywhere). To add insult, the online system doesn't allow you to choose the same station at which you entered as "the station where you ended the journey", even though it was!

[@erkinalp]

Because it means full roundtrip and should be charged as two zone 9-1-9 trips.

[@drewwhite6865]

Erkin Alp Güney What do you mean by that? If you touch your Oyster outside the station it knows you have not stayed in the system, so there has been no Underground trip.

[@drewwhite6865]

Erkin Alp Güney If you are simply describing that such a charge is what happens, then fair enough, but I strongly disagree that it "should" charge you for any such journey if you have then left the station and used another service with the same card outside the station.

[@TBTSimPlayer]

What about travelling from Mill Hill East to Roding Valley. Both stations getting in and out.... un-gated.

[@agent_605]

However that's illegal, this isn't

[@allieuhde8956]

'Terminal 1 is currently being rebuilt'? My understanding was that it was closed permanently and the site would be used to expand (new) Terminal 2, and that the long term plans for Heathrow are to, eventually, just have terminals 2 and 5.

[@agent_605]

It's being rebuilt as part of Terminal 2 I guess

[@allieuhde8956]

Alasdair Clift but that's not terminal one, just using the site to expand terminal 2. Unless they one day renumber them

[@ThePleb]

I think they would have to renumber them, if terminal 1 is permanently demolished as just having terminals 2 to 5 seems a bit strange

[@mtty1988]

You don't need to do that use the Heathrow express as it's free and don't need to use a ticket same with Heathrow connect

[@kd1s]

The one major airport in the U.S. with a train system is Atlanta. Doesn't cost anything but it only goes to the terminals.

[@nelsonricardo3729]

JFK, Newark, Dallas? Loads of others?

[@kd1s]

Never exprerienced JFK, only ones I've been to are DFW, Chicago O'Hare and Hartsfield in Atlanta.

[@InuKun2008]

Actually, Terminal 1 is gone for good. They are simply expanding the newly rebuilt Terminal 2 so that it covers the ground previously covered by both T1 and T2.

[@Willeth]

Surprised you still top up manually, Geoff. Is there a reason you don't use automatic top-up?

[@PlanesTrainsFan]

this could be handy when i go to heathrow on holiday and ride the pods a terminal 5

[@Xevose]

meanwhile in the tfl operations room. Hey boss theres somone going around the heathrow loop they tap in in and out at all the terminals should we flag it as suspisious? boss: nah its fine its just Geoff he does these sorts of things all the time

[@chris-io1ki]

Heathrow Express and the Heathrow Pods are also free.

[@david.tlrave3559]

Even with qn ordinary ticket i ws told before could take any of t train shuttles as Long as it is witin airport area.

[@botigamer9011]

How expensive is the tube? Taking the tube in Mexico City (from anywhere to anywhere) costs about 1/5 of a pound

[@amberlewis012]

I don't live in London, but I know it cost more than a pound for a short distance.

[@thailanduk]

Geoff, have a look at the Heathrow Free Travel Zone. One can travel to Heathrow from Zone 1 and have it charge as travelling from Zones 1-5 by stopping at Hatton Cross, and then hop on a bus to one of the terminals for free within the zone. Saves a few pennies.

[@Raison_d-etre]

Are you sure about that? Citymapper tells me it'd cost the same to travel from Holborn Station to either Hatton Cross or Terminals 1-3: £3.10.

[@agent_605]

Same for the TfL fare finder, it'd be 3.10 either way

[@NorthEnglandTransport]

And explain the station and the area. Do like teeside and county durham

[@NorthEnglandTransport]

Geoff make a travelling the north east stations as they dont get much attention when the restrictions are lifted.

[@alfsallander3400]

Would it work with an empty card as well?

[@SamsVlogstrainsmore]

Alf Sallander yes probably

[@robolson9924]

What if a non-Londoner passenger needs to change terminals, but doesn't have an oyster card?

[@ABMW-tech]

thanks

[@AshleyRyan15]

What would happen if you went from Terminal 4 to Terminal 5 via Chesham?

[@Londonistvids]

it would time out with an error, because there's a maxium journey time that you will have exceeded

[@AgnostosGnostos]

Heathrow to London with the Piccadilly line is maybe the cheapest airport to city transport in Western Europe. Of course is tiring and lengthy. Heathrow express is faster without stops except the terminals but much more expensive.

[@Hashpotato]

cheers geoff

[@timsekac2624]

Home back into London? Geoff, you live in Ealing Broadway right?

[@joesos]

he now lives in brixton i think but used to live in ealing common

[@clarebranch5821]

OK Jeff but if you come down to terminal two and free then catch a train down to terminal five then go back to and then go back to terminal 23 then go to terminal four then go to Aaron cross

[@tallman11282]

Are there other ways to travel between the terminals for free? I don't think it would be right to charge travelers who are only transferring flights and don't have an Oyster card but need to change terminals to continue their trip. At the Minneapolis/St Paul International Airport in Minneapolis, MN, USA the Blue Line light rail train, which has stops at both of the airport terminals, is free if you only go between the terminals, no ticket or anything required. If you go beyond the airport you have to have a ticket or use Metro Transit's (the company that runs the bus and train system in the Twin Cities) fare card. This is the only transportation between terminals and it operates 24/7, unlike the rest of the train system (when the rest of the system is shut down one train operates as a shuttle between the two terminals). Then again, turnstiles and gates are not used at any of the stations, unlike on the Underground in London.

[@jimmytraveller]

You can always Walk

[@alexwright4930]

@@jimmytraveller IIRC You're not allowed to walk through the tunnel under the M4 from Terminals 2-3 that takes you out of the airport, you'd have to get a free bus. You're allowed to cycle.

[@BobMonty99]

if u stand outside on the main road u can get on the bus free too

[@McRocket]

He looks a little like a younger Daniel Craig.

[@SarahKSRyder33]

I see the same people travelling on on the tube for free every morning at the same station

[@polchraine]

It is rather old news ... it has been available for many years, probably from when T4 opened.

[@nelsonricardo3729]

Could we get the link to the video where you publicize this, please?

[@MaverickHunterDaniel]

Not public ≠ Not true. Oh, and here's a *publicly available* source which I found on a google search for your tastes. Way after T4's opening but still before this video was up: www.heathrow.com/file_source/Company/Static/PDF/Heathrowcommuter/travel_around_Heathrow.pdf

[@nelsonricardo3729]

Thank you, Maverick. I am glad, though, that Londonist is bringing greater visibility to this, even if it's "old news".

[@Nilguiri]

+polchraine1 So, presumably you made a video about it? Link please.