Mizter T wrote:
wrote:

John Rowland wrote:
They are certainly more efficient than you are at updating the name of the
organisation running the Tube ;-)
Ha! Very good. I do get a bit confused, though - Transport for London
is the overall body, isn't it, but then it's subdivided into London
Underground, London Buses etc. Is that right?

Patrick


Yes, that's it. For an outline see "About TfL":
http://www.tfl.gov.uk/tfl/abt_tfl.as

For details of TfL's subsidiaries see:
http://www.tfl.gov.uk/tfl/subsidiaries.asp
(also see the link to an organisational chart on that page)

Although from an internal view, it's somewhat different to what that
organisational chart implies (which just explains how the companies are
related to each other, rather than how TfL actually operates).

Practically, TfL is divided into London Underground, London Rail,
Corporate and Surface Transport (just to make things seem more complicated).

--
Dave Arquati
www.alwaystouchout.com - Transport projects in London