ridealong

London's trains, plotted where they actually are, on a three dimensional map that keeps moving with them. Positions come from live data, so you can watch a service approach and read off when the next arrival is due. For a commuter or a visitor, seeing the network in space tends to make a connection easier to picture than a timetable does. Interactive maps and navigation controls are the entire interface. The scope is London's rail network and nothing beyond it.