TfL

News The Oyster is CTS’ world.

News Just a matter of weeks after opening up its data departure information to third-party app developers, Transport for London has had to suspend access due to a system-crippling amount of requests.

News After a spate of overcharging and wrongly issued fines since IBM took over the system in November, TfL has finally recognised the problem, but insists it has now been fixed.

News Commuters were left both stranded and frustrated in London yesterday after one of the city’s major tube lines was closed down by an IT failure.

News Microsoft and Adobe pair up on patching, while Apple releases yet another iPhone, and more crazy numbers from this week in IT.

News Transport for London has cut back on its outsourcing and overhauled its IT to improve its systems.

News TfL’s chief information officer takes charge of the IT in a very different organisation.

News Transport for London is testing Intelligent Speed Adaptation to keep bus and taxi drivers from speeding.

News Plans to make mobile phone use possible on the Tube have been put on hold with cost and unsuitable proposals taking the blame.

News But the new deal to replace TranSys keeps it in that consortium’s family, going with Cubic and EDS – the two leading private investors in that PFI group.