HockeywizTravels

London has one of the world’s most extensive, multimodal transit networks—Tube, Elizabeth line, buses, Overground, DLR, trams, river buses, and cycling—integrated under TfL’s unified fare system. This guide gives you a system-level overview, practical navigation tips, and a framework for mapping London’s transit identity. Avoid changing at Green Park during peak hours—crowded and slow. Walking is often faster between close stations (e.g., Leicester Square ↔ Covent Garden). Use TfL Go app for live status, closures, and accessibility info. Mind the Zones: Most tourist travel is Zones 1–2. Buses don’t accept cash—use contactless/Oyster only. Elizabeth line is fast but not always direct—sometimes Tube lines offer better station placement. Contactless payment is Recommended; just Tap in/out with bank card or phone. Daily/weekly fare caps apply automatically and is the cheapest and simplest option. Oyster Card is a prepaid smartcard, have the same fares as contactless, but require a £7 refun...