London Overground lines have all been coloured orange on the map since 2007, when TfL took control of services on four suburban rail lines. The network has expanded significantly since then ...

On London’s iconic Tube Map, all six of these lines were represented in orange and eventually nicknamed “the Ginger line.” But as it’s grown over time, the Overground has started to look a ...

The rebranding of the London ... the Overground lines will be shown as a white line with coloured borders – following the style that only Tube lines are shown as solid lines on the Tube map.

You can see what a map of the Overground network looks like on its own here. But what does the newly renamed and recoloured Overground look like on TfL’s London-wide transport map, alongside the ...

London Overground lines have all been orange on TfL maps since the network was created in 2007, when the transport authority took control of services on four suburban rail lines. The system has ...

The new names of London's six Overground lines have been revealed, significantly changing the look of the famous Tube map. Last August, Transport for London (TfL) announced it wanted to give the ...

The change to the London Overground will require one of the biggest changes in the history of the capital’s Tube map. Since they were created in 2007, all Overground lines have all been ...

The Overground is a network of six lines which have previously only been known by their terminus stations, and some have criticised the network map as difficult to navigate as it was previously all ...

On the map it will be marked with maroon parallel lines. It was previously reported that London Overground lines are to be renamed to make the network easier to navigate. They aimed to rename the ...

While London buses can sometimes be notoriously slow when they are stuck in traffic, for times like these, they will be invaluable to Londoners this evening. If you are unsure what buses to take, ...