A day in the life of London Transport.Dawn over London, including St Paul's. The Thames with Houses of Parliament, Westminster and Big Ben. Bus stop in Parli...

After nearly a century of service, Londoners say goodbye to the much-loved trams during Last Tram Week in July 1952. The tall, narrow red vehicles are shown making their final journeys through the capital in this charming film shot by an amateur filmmaker.

From 1908 until the present day, posters have promoted the endless possibilities of London’s world-famous public transport network. Learn about the designers behind London transport’s most famous winter posters.

Sep 21, 2012 · This week sees the release of London on the Move, the tenth volume in the BFI’s ongoing series of DVD editions presenting films made by the British Transport Films production unit. DVD producer James Blackford explains how the release was put together.

From 1908 until the present day, posters have promoted the endless possibilities of London’s world-famous public transport network. Learn about the designers behind London transport’s most famous winter posters.

A new series of British Transport Films - including those produced on behalf of London Transport Films

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London Transport Museum collects and displays the legacy of two centuries of public transport in London; not just vehicles, but posters, artworks, maps, photographs and, of course, film, to demonstrate the central role of transport in the vitality and identity of …

BTF - British Transport Films - Britain's most productive industrial film unit. Although normally associated with railway work, the BTF repertoire extended to all facet's of transport under the British Transport Commission, including London Transport, bus tours, inland waterways, sea ports plus general travel features and natural history ...

Bringing together a number of fascinating and informative films themed around London Transport, this extensive 2-DVD set explores travel on the trams, buses and tube trains which have carried millions of visitors and residents alike around London every year.