The London tube map is a design classic – famously complicated but somehow still clear. It relies on equal spacing between the stations, so you can see where you're going without any trouble but ...

In 2009, Transport for London (TfL) started to replace the existing fleet of trains, with the final 1967 stock leaving service in 2011. A Tube map from 1994 showing the Victoria line as it looks today ...

A Tube map from 1965 with the pencil outline of the yet-to-be-completed Victoria line visible (Image: TfL Corporate Archives) Work started on the scheme in 1960, but it would be eight years before ...

The London Tube handles millions of passengers a day, many of who have no idea how are the maze of tunnels are really structured. That's partly because the Tube map, while easy-to-read, is wildly ...