We're making it easier to plan journeys to or from the same place(s), adding the ability to save your favourite places like work, home etc. Add yours and now starting a journey plan is simply a tap away. For bus users, you can now search for a location to quickly see bus stops and live arrivals in that area, and you can even use your saved places from journey plans, e.g. to see bus stops near your saved 'home' location. Plus, we've tidied up a few other things, including: - Searching for a location will prioritise places in or near London, so you should see less 'random' results for places or addresses with the same name but at the other end of the country. - Fixed: improved support for text size scaling on some screens, and improved how widgets display when High Contrast setting is turned on.

We’ve made some improvements to help TfL Go work better for you. - Improved: Searching for addresses or other locations prioritise results in London. - Fixed: Step-free access information is now available for Tube, DLR and Tram platforms, even if you're not in step-free mode. - Fixed: Circle line arrivals now match the correct Clockwise or Anti-clockwise heading for the southern part of the line. - Fixed: Status messages scale with your phone text size settings. - Fixed: Removed link in journey plans to live arrivals for buses we don't have this information for.

Happy New Year! To kick off 2026, we've made some improvements to existing features to make TfL Go work better for you. - Fixed: Journey history showing as 'no journey history' when it should have shown actual history - Fixed: Journey plans showing incorrect stop letter for some bus to bus transfers - Improved: Keyboard focus on some areas used when planning journeys - Improved: 'Report an issue' on bus stop screens will now link to a webform which will ensure your feedback contains all the information we need to follow up and this will also mean it gets to the right team faster. Also, from this release, we now require iOS 18 or higher.

- A refreshed design for journey history, including making it clearer when you've reached a cap on previous days for contactless cards - Fix for issue where some out of station interchange journeys showed as incomplete journeys - Improvements to keyboard navigation Also, this will be the last release that will work on iOS 16 or iOS 17. Our next release will require minimum iOS 18.

• Journey plans are more detailed, with more accurate walking maps, and clearer details on changes between legs. • Added a new Help and Contact area with easy options to report safety incidents, antisocial behaviour or lost property. • Fixed: 24 hour bus routes are no longer split into multiple routes within the Buses area • Fixed: Missing bus stops on iOS 16 devices • 'Report an issue' emails include some diagnostic details about your device and screen you initiated the report from so we can better investigate the issue. • Chase is now the Official Payment Partner of Transport for London

We've made a few improvements to make using TfL Go even easier: * A new layout for Bus and Cycle journey information on iPad * Corrected the icon used to show impacts to step-free access at platforms * IFS Cloud Cable Car is now correctly greyed out on the map when closed or suspended * Improved VoiceOver support

A few quick fixes following our recent release of 3.0.0 including: * Devices running iOS 16 now correctly centre the Buses map on your location if permission given * Departure information for Elizabeth line, Overground and National Rail services no longer incorrectly shows 'Delayed' or hides the expected departure time during disruption. _____ We're excited to announce a huge update to TfL Go, with some really useful improvements to a few areas of the app. 1. Line status notifications Create notifications for your usual line(s) and time(s) of travel and you'll be sent a push notification for any disruptions on the line, helping you stay informed so you can plan around disruption. 2. Saved bus stops Save the stops you use regularly so you can quickly check live arrivals, wherever you are. Hope you like it Florence! 3. Clearer arrival times for Tube, Tram and Rail Arrivals are more clearly broken down by direction and destination so you can quickly check when your service is arriving at the station. Tap on any station on the map and scroll down. Plus, we've made a range of improvements to VoiceOver and Dynamic Type support across the app. We love to get your feedback on these improvements and TfL Go in general, please add a review or email us on tflappfeedback@tfl.gov.uk

We're excited to announce a huge update to TfL Go, with some really useful improvements to a few areas of the app. 1. Line status notifications Create notifications for your usual line(s) and time(s) of travel and you'll be sent a push notification for any disruptions on the line, helping you stay informed so you can plan around disruption. 2. Saved bus stops Save the stops you use regularly so you can quickly check live arrivals, wherever you are. Hope you like it Florence! 3. Clearer arrival times for Tube, Tram and Rail Arrivals are more clearly broken down by direction and destination so you can quickly check when your service is arriving at the station. Tap on any station on the map and scroll down. Plus, we've made a range of improvements to VoiceOver and Dynamic Type support across the app. We love to get your feedback on these improvements and TfL Go in general, please add a review or email us on tflappfeedback@tfl.gov.uk

This update includes a whole new look for Bus information, aiming to make it easier for you to find the bus information you need, including: * Move the map to find bus stops anywhere in London, just tap to see live arrivals * When viewing an individual route, you'll see the route on the map so you can see where it came from and where it is going Also, now that Payments has been around for a while, we've removed the 'NEW' labels, and stopped animating the main buttons so they don't move when you least expect it. Fixed crash on launch for iOS 16.

This update includes a whole new look for Bus information, aiming to make it easier for you to find the bus information you need, including: * Move the map to find bus stops anywhere in London, just tap to see live arrivals * When viewing an individual route, you'll see the route on the map so you can see where it came from and where it is going Also, now that Payments has been around for a while, we've removed the 'NEW' labels, and stopped animating the main buttons so they don't move when you least expect it.

This update includes a whole new look for Bus information, aiming to make it easier for you to find the bus information you need, including: * Move the map to find bus stops anywhere in London, just tap to see live arrivals * When viewing an individual route, you'll see the route on the map so you can see where it came from and where it is going   Also, now that Payments has been around for a while, we've removed the 'NEW' labels, and stopped animating the main buttons so they don't move when you least expect it.

We've added support for the new Bakerloop BL1 express bus from Lewisham to Waterloo, starting service on 27 September. History for bus journeys no longer shows unknown start point.

Payments journey history gets better, with expanded detail for connecting journeys via an out of station interchange. We've fixed a few niggles in this release to make your experience using TfL Go better: • Negative Oyster card balances show in correct format • Cookie prompt no longer shows when logging into your account • A random National Rail icon no longer shows on the alert link in Status when published • Stations at either end of a partial line suspension or closure won't hide arrivals or departures Plus, we've added a way to provide feedback on the Payments area - take a look and help us decide what to work on next.

We've made it easier to get to your payment cards from the Profile screen and made it clearer what other actions are available, plus we've fixed a few bugs.

We've added some new headings to journey history to make it easier to find the day(s) you want to check.

We've added more detail to cycle journey plans, showing which parts of your journey are on TfL Cycleways, and the elevation change across your journey so you can prepare accordingly. Journey history now shows the start and end of each journey, rather than just the end.

We've fixed a few bugs, including making widgets show in full colour when High Contrast mode is active.

We've made bug fixes and performance improvements.

We've improved a few areas and fixed some bugs: - After submitting a request to delete account, you'll be automatically logged out. - Account profile information will now refresh after changes made via TfL.gov.uk - Planning a journey from a promoted article will now correctly use your Current location as the starting point - Improved some error messages

We're introducing push notifications, starting with notifications for major disruptions and events that may affect your travel - and there's more to come in future updates. You can now tap on an arrival for Tube, DLR or Tram to view all the upcoming stops including interchange options. Plus, journey history in Payments now shows the correct icon for journeys on DLR and Elizabeth line.

We're introducing push notifications, starting with notifications for major disruptions and events that may affect your travel - and there's more to come in future updates. You can now tap on an arrival for Tube, DLR or Tram to view all the upcoming stops including interchange options. Plus, journey history in Payments now shows the correct icon for journeys on DLR and Elizabeth line.

You can now customise travel options when journey planning to avoid stairs or escalators, making it easier to find a journey that suits you. We've also made it more obvious when you've customised the travel options, and added a simple way to reset these back to default. Cycle journeys have a whole new look, making it easier to see your journey, and provide feedback on the route so we can improve this. Plus, once the Silvertown Tunnel opens in April, you can plan journeys across the Thames using the new Silvertown Tunnel Cycle Shuttle as part of a cycling journey. In the Payments area, re-ordered cards should remember their position more reliably, and we've made some improvements to VoiceOver support.

We've fixed an issue preventing Delete Account requests from being submitted.

Thanks for all your feedback since we added Payments to TfL Go. We're working through further improvements and fixes, starting with a change to journey history to show the actual date for each day in history.

We've added a new Payments section, where you can manage your Oyster and contactless cards, including buying top ups or season tickets, and keeping track of your history. We’ve fixed an issue where High Contrast mode would make some things harder to see (widgets, journey results). This version requires minimum iOS16.4, please update to continue using TfL Go.