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Post by Alight on Jan 12, 2008 16:47:29 GMT
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Post by Deleted on Jan 12, 2008 18:12:18 GMT
it was about 2004/5 I think
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Post by Deleted on Jan 13, 2008 21:58:35 GMT
2005/6. 2005 was my first year of appreciable use of the Underground and DLR since 1996, though I had made limited use of the Jubilee Line over the few years leading up to 2005. The old logo was definitely still in use in 2005 but only the new one was in use by the time of the opening of the King George V branch.
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Post by thirstquensher on Jul 15, 2008 13:51:43 GMT
October 2002 actually.
Well, in stages anyway, roughly like this:
- Oct 2002 - On stationery, posters, leaflets, stands and Light News
- early 2003 - Timetable posters (first issue with old layout but new logo; second issue with TfL stripe at the top and in New Johnston)
- early 2005 - Refurbished vehicles introduced with new livery including roundel
- Aug 2005 - In-car line maps showing KGV extension as a dotted 'under construction' line, with roundel at the top
- early 2008 - Ticket machines rebranded (the last things to change)
Incidentally, it was in Jan 2006 that the arrangement changed from
O Docklands
Light Railway
to
Transport for London O
The first posters to change were the 'Docklands Connections' map.
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