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This is the continuation from the LiveLondon Bus Map which the developer Matthew Somerville  made. Before he made the bus map, he created a Live Tube Map which shows the London Underground trains in motion on a map. It was made in 2010 using the Google Maps as its maps to show the roads and places of interest but now it uses Open Street Map. It uses the data from TFL’s London Underground departures but it does not show where the train accurately is on the map. It just shows moving from one station to another. The countdown tends to calculate the speeds from one train to another to show how long it actually approaches the station. Information from the Yellow dot When you click on the Yellow dot which is the moving trains, it tells you what line is on, where the train terminates to and how long it approaches the next station. If you move your cursor to the London Underground roundel it tells you the stations and the Tube Lines it serves. Part of the Lines missing from the map. Well ...

link to video The Jubilee Line extension opened in stages from the summer to Christmas in year 1999. The Jubilee Line Extension started the extension from Green Park to Stratford via South London. The Underground station featured platform edge doors to improve airflow and to prevent people from falling into the track. The graphics for the OpenBVE train simulator looks realistic to any other routes on OpenBVE. But the train has no exterior so the platform screen door is unable to animate as well. The following stations served on the video. Baker Street Bond Street Green Park Westminster Waterloo Southwark London Bridge Bermondsey  Also don’t forget to  subscribe to my channel , thanks.

This is a follow up from my previous  article . Link to video You be amazed with the realism of the interior of the 1992 Tube Stock that you feel you're actually in the Tube Train. You can download this train and route via this  link  and the Train Simulator from this  link . The video serves the following stations. Bond Street Oxford Circus Tottenham Court Road Holborn Chancery Lane St. Paul's Bank Liverpool Street Also don’t forget to  subscribe to my channel , thanks.

link to video on YouTube Train Simulator: OpenBVE London Underground Tube Line: Victoria Line between Walthamstow Central to Vauxhall The Victoria Line first opened on 1 September 1968 which serves between Walthamstow to Highbury with the whole line extended to Brixton which is completed in 1972. On this video we use the 1967 Tube stock in Manual mode which the stock last withdrawn from Victoria Line in 2011.  The following stations served on the video. Walthamstow Central Blackhorse Road Tottenham Hale Seven Sisters Finsbury Park Highbury & Islington King's Cross St. Pancras Euston Warren Street Oxford Circus Green Park Victoria Pimlico Vauxhall Also don’t forget to  subscribe to my channel , thanks.

Link to video This portion of the line used to be part of the Bakerloo Line before the Jubilee Line opened in 1979. You can download this route for OpenBVE on this link .  The stations served on the video which is: Stanmore Canons Park Queensbury Kingsbury Also don’t forget to  subscribe to my channel , thanks.

Link to video The London Underground's Hammersmith and City Line is one of the Sub Surface lines on the Tube Network. It used to be operated with the C Stock but it's now operated by S7 Stock.  The following stations the Hammersmith and City line serves on the video Hammersmith Goldhawk Road   Shepherd's Bush Market   Wood Lane   Latimer Road   Ladbroke Grove   Westbourne Park   Royal Oak   Paddington   Edgware Road   Baker Street   Great Portland Street   Euston Square King's Cross St Pancras Also don’t forget to  subscribe to my channel , thanks.

Link to video This is one of the most accurate and detailed route I have come across for a freeware train simulation software. It features photorealistic graphics, exterior and interior of the 1992 stock, lastly ATO (Automatic Train Operation) and ATP (Automatic Train Protection.) There's quite lot of stations for a demo on this simulator. This route is worth driving for a freeware train simulator and I certainly recommend it to my viewers. The stations served on the Central Line. White City Shepherd's Bush Holland Park Notting Hill Gate Queensway  Lancaster Gate Marble Arch Bond Street Oxford Circus Tottenham Court Road Holborn Chancery Lane St. Paul's Bank Liverpool Street Also don’t forget to  subscribe to my channel , thanks.