TfL's operates one of the largest bus networks in the world consisting of over 19,000 bus stops and approximately 700 routes served by some 8000 buses daily. This datafile defines the network in terms of routes and stops and stop-sequences allowing third parties to accurately locate bus stops and to plot bus routes and services. Find out more about the feeds available...

This spreadsheet summarises of the key travel patterns and trends relating to the TFL network and Airports around London. Some of the borough level data has been analysed using these interactive charts. Click on the image to open. The first stack graph shows the spread of mode of travel for each borough. In Kensington and Chelsea over 44 per cent of journeys...

Census Key Statistics Table KS17: Cars or Vans. Includes any company car or van if available for private use. 'All cars or vans in the area' includes only those cars and vans owned by; or available for use by; households This count is not exact as households with more than 10 or vans are counted as having 10 cars or vans. Cells...

Multimodal working timetable data from the TfL Journey Planner, including Tube, Bus and DLR. Please note that this data is updated weekly (every Thursday morning) by Transport for London. You should check the TfL Developer portal for details of the latest data updates.

Train prediction and London Underground station and line status. This data feed provide four services: Train prediction information for an entire line or for a nominated station on a line for a given time range. Detailed train prediction information for a nominated station for a given time range ...

TfL Live bus arrivals (released in October 2011), is the largest real-time bus arrival information system in the world. It allows customers to view live arrival information for the 19,000 bus stops in London via web, mobile web and SMS. This API gives registered developers access to a scalable feed of the same real-time data used by the online Live bus...