Half a croissant, on a plate, with a sign in front of it saying '50c'
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Live Tube Map

travel the tubes of London, but always know what's above
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Live Tube Map shows the progress of your journey on the London Underground as a "live" moving pointer, or small train set, positioned in correct relationship to the real map above ground, and not as per the stylised Tube diagram.

Available in each carriage as a digital display or as an iPhone app. (in later case will only work once London Transport enable mobile phones to be fully functional on the Underground)

xenzag, Jan 22 2011

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       Or on strike days, you could just have a printout.....
8th of 7, Jan 22 2011
  

       It's an interesting idea that I've pondered before - mainly because of the walking time/distance from, say, Temple to Farringdon on the Circle Line (which isn't a circle at all!) is around 15 minutes, while the tube-train journey is about 20 minutes (plus getting into and out of the station, plus waiting a couple of minutes for a carriage).
Jinbish, Jan 22 2011
  
      
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