We always think of the DLR as a kind of cousin to the Waterloo & City line — it's pale blue, packed with City types and we use it about three times a year. Unfortunately, its moquette pattern is ...

TfL’s moquette fabric is an integral part of ... Particularly when he’s sitting in the front seat ‘driving’ the DLR train. He loves meeting people and likes to be a bit of a show-off.

It’s arguably the best seat in London: at the front of a DLR train, pretending to be the driver. Now Transport for London is looking to capitalise on the fun aspect of the driverless DLR trains ...

TfL Instantly noticeable about the trains inside and out is that they dispense with the juxtaposed bright red/blue livery and dark moquette seats, instead taking on the turquoise hues of the DLR ...

A railway expert has made face masks to match the “iconic” seat patterns on London’s transport network. Historian and broadcaster Tim Dunn revealed the moquette-inspired designs and hopes ...

‘Moquette’ is a woven pile fabric. With an almost velvet-like texture, it’s comfortable but still extremely durable, making it ideal for seats on public transport (we all know how dirty they ...

The new pattern depicts London's iconic landmarks through abstract shapes A pattern casting London landmarks in abstract shapes has beaten 350 entries to become the fabric for Tube seats.

The transport body has redesigned its seating to have a greater colour contrast and with "This is a priority seat" signs on them. It will be added to new DLR and Piccadilly trains, as well as on ...

Transport for London (TfL) has finally revealed what its new Docklands Light Railway (DLR) trains will look like ... and Circle lines with rows of seats along the sides and walk-through carriages.