TfL began accepting contactless payments on Tube, tram, DLR and overground services on September 16, bringing them in line with its buses.

According to TfL, more than 500 million journeys have been made by more than 12 million unique credit and debit cards since the contactless system launched on London's busses in December 2012.

TfL has been a major leader in contactless fare payment. The contactless payment system was first launched on London’s buses in December 2012 and expanded to cover Tube and rail services in September ...

Transport for London (TfL) is giving eight of its transport services a new look, using the same design across the network for ...

Tube and bus passengers will be able to check their journey history almost instantaneously – helping them to quickly claim refunds for “card clash” - under a major upgrade of the TfL Go app. Transport ...

A cybersecurity incident affecting Transport for London (TfL) has delayed the rollout of contactless payment systems across several stations outside of the UK’s capital city as authorities continue to ...

Transport for London is celebrating a decade of contactless payments on the city's buses, with more than 2.5 billion journeys made using tap and go. 22 December 2022 Be the first to comment ...

The Oyster card first launched in 2003 – and captured our hearts (Picture: Getty Images) TfL could be linking contactless cards with Railcards for a discount (Picture: Getty Images) ...

Plans to rollout pay-as-you-go contactless payments to railway stations in the country have been postponed - due to a 'cyber security incident' affecting Transport for London (TfL), but the Essex ...

Transport for London’s contactless card payment scheme goes live today, enabling customers to pay for London Underground, overground, trams and DLR journeys using contactless bank cards.