Welcome to the Transport for London Hub

With a population of over 8.6 million and more than 17 million visitors every year, London is a city that’s always on the move. Transport for London (TfL) is responsible for looking after the intricate planning and everyday operation of the Capital's transport system. Read more »

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The facts

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tfl.gov.uk/corporate/careers/graduates

Busiest station - Waterloo - 89.4 million passengers per year

Annual passenger numbers - 1.305 billion

Date opened – 1863

Station with most platforms - Baker Street – 10

Shortest distance between stations - Leicester Square to Covent Garden (Piccadilly line) - 0.3km

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Careers in Technology and Data at TfL - Project 2030

Finance roles at TfL: Move Millions

The New Tube for London

Fit for the future

Why Every Journey Matters

Crossrail 2 animated fly-through

Transport for London careers

Aoife Considine

Mechanical Engineer

"One of the best things about working as an engineer at TfL is the support you get to take part in STEM activities."

Savanna-Rei Rennalls

Civil Engineering

"I was also drawn to how people-focused TfL are as an organisation and the support network they provide for graduates."