Transport for London has terminated its contract with the Transys consortium that provides the Oyster ticketing system for the London Underground, buses and trams. The consortium, which comprises EDS ...

Transport for London has signed Cubic Transportation Systems as sole provider for London's Oyster travel smartcard, after exercising its right to break a contract that involved the company. On Tuesday ...

Transport for London (TfL) has raised the price of London’s Oyster cards for the first time in a decade – and it’s the over 60s that have been hit the hardest. The “modest” increases, most just £1, ...

You no longer need a paper ticket or Oyster card to travel on the capital's underground, trams, DLR and overground trains. Richard Trenholm Former Movie and TV Senior Editor Richard Trenholm was ...

The U.K.’s biggest credit card issuer, Barclaycard, has signed an exclusive agreement with the operators of London’s Oyster contactless transit system. The three year deal will bring ...

Millions of people with Oyster cards they no longer use should check if there's cash still loaded on them, after new figures revealed there's nearly £124 million sat on dormant London transport ...

Contactless payments make it so easy to get around London that the trusty ol' Oyster card isn't as convenient as it once was. You can add funds or Travelcards online, for instance, but then have to ...

With the growing popularity of contactless payments, the humble Oyster card has a diminished role on the London Underground. Still, it's a useful option for tourists, children, or anyone who wants to ...

London's Oyster card has reached its 10th anniversary. The smart travel card was introduced on June 30, 2003, and has since been issued to more than 60 million travellers and visitors to the UK ...