The diamond-shaped sign harks back to the era of the Metropolitan Railway, the precursor to the London Underground, which operated London's underground rail network from 1863 to 1933. In fact, it ...

No, we're not talking about Knightsbridge. Chalfont and Latimer station sits as the penultimate stop on the Metropolitan line ...

Next stop: your home? An Internet startup — www.underground-signs.com — is customizing MTA subway signs for use in offices and homes. The site creates made-to-order metal boards that ar… ...

Roundel signs marking the Oxford Circus Tube station entrances have been rebranded with the PlayStation controller's button shapes (leaving the classic red circle as is), and the interior walls of ...

London Underground staff at stations from Tottenham Court Road, in the heart of the city, to Sudbury Hill, in the outer reaches of north-west London, shared words of support.

COMMUTERS have been sharing photographs of the inspirational and heartwarming London Underground signs that appeared over the weekend on Twitter. A number of poignant messages, which appear to have… ...

The MBTA unveiled new "Next train" signs at the Kenmore Square Station on Thursday. More signs at more stations are expected to go up this year.

The London Underground’s whiteboard “service information” signs sometimes contain actual service information, but often contain inspirational quotes or cheeky messages. But recently, some ...

In 1916, an underground platform was opened beneath the existing stop; that station was known as Scollay Under, which explains the mosaics that currently live in Government Center. Advertisement: ...

TfL sells sponsorship rights to entire Tube line in multi-million pound branding deal for London Underground - Exclusive: ...

The Bond Street tube station on the London Underground was temporarily renamed “Burberry Street” as part of a London Fashion Week marketing campaign for the British luxury brand, leading to ...