And that’s because – and be honest now – we’ve all sat in the front seat and pretended we’re driving the train. DLR trains, which operate in east London, are all fully automated and don ...

The new train has been vandalised at the Beckton depot in east London (Picture: MyLondon/BPM Media) A brand-new DLR train has been graffitied at its depot before it has even served any passengers.

And soon it’ll be even more fun to pretend you’re driving a DLR train. Mayor of London Sadiq Khan has just announced the trial of a scheme that’ll see DLR trains kitted out with stuff to ...

The first of 54 new DLR trains costing £8m has been trashed by vandals before a single passenger got onboard. The 88 metre-long Spanish-built train was delivered to Beckton DLR depot in East ...

This map shows the proposed DLR extension to Beckton Riverside and Thamemead. Image: TfL So when IS it going to be Thamesmead's turn to get a train station? Soon. Ish. Hopefully. Maybe.

ONE of the most popular train journeys in the UK is set to be given a makeover to make it even more enjoyable. Those who have taken a ride on the Docklands Light Railway (DLR) line in London will ...

Signs have been posted outside DLR stations explaining that speed reductions might alter the train’s usual service and frequencies. TfL’s general manager for the DLR Tom Page said ...

DLR is an automated system although it does have train captains on board the trains. Speed restrictions have been introduced on the automated Docklands Light Railway (DLR), after engineers ...