Travel Information

London Transport:

• Transport For London (TFL)  If you are using public transport you can "tap on" and "tap off" using a normal credit card. The rates are the same as using an oyster card (local card provider fees may apply)
• Congestion Charge If you are driving in London you will need to pay the congestion charge
• London Emissions Zone Checker

National Transport (Roads):

• National Highways - Plan your Journey
• AA Route Planner

Clean Air Zones:

Use this service if you’re planning to drive through clean air zones in:

• Bath
• Birmingham
• Bradford
• Bristol
• Greater Manchester (under review)
• Portsmouth
• Sheffield
• Tyneside - Newcastle and Gateshead

• Clean Air Zones

National Transport (Rail):

• National Rail
• The Train Line - Cheap Train Tickets

National Transport (Sea):

• Dover
• Portsmouth

National Transport (Air):

If you're planning to fly to the United Kingdom, you'll find more than 40 airports across the country, many of which rank among the busiest in Europe. The map below highlights all the key domestic and international airports in the UK.  

London, in particular, is served by six major international airports, making it one of the most well-connected cities globally. These are the primary airports in London:

• London Heathrow Airport (LHR)
• London Gatwick Airport (LGW)
• London Stansted Airport (STN)
• London Luton Airport (LTN)
• London Southend Airport (SEN)
• London City Airport (LCY)