This Line is Part Suspended; Please Use An Alternative Route
More than four million people travel on the London Underground each day, most of whom spend their journey avoiding eye contact and complaining about the poor service. The London Underground map is globally iconic, however, most visitors to the tube do not realise that there is an alternative route to navigate subterranean London by, through the individually designed and line-specific seat covers. Due to the status of the Underground as popular ‘travel tourism’ it was extremely hard to find empty carriages, sometimes necessitating travelling to the end of a line, or taking days to capture a photograph. People are too busy to stop and appreciate the beauty of the design of the Underground. Leaving only traces of their journey, worn out seats and discarded rubbish, they are unaware of the visual world around them, unconsciously degrading the beauty of the Tube.
The Piccadilly Line - embarked Covent Garden, travelled three stops.
The District Line - embarked Tower Hill, travelled five stops.
The DLR - embarked Tower Gateway, three days, thirty two stops.
The London Overground - embarked Queens Park, travelled twelve stops.
TFL Rail - embarked Liverpool Street, travelled no stops.
The Northern Line - embarked King's Cross St. Pancras, travelled seven stops.
The Victoria Line - embarked Tottenham Hale, travelled eight stops.
The Bakerloo Line - embarked Baker Street, two days, travelled eleven stops.
The Circle Line - embarked King's Cross St. Pancras, travelled four stops.
The Emirates Air Line - embarked Royal Victoria, one ride.
