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Version 1.14.3 · 2023-01-08
• Elizabeth Line exits • many fixes and performance improvements behind the scenes
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The store currently lists version 1.14.3, updated 2023-01-08.








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Co-created by Geoff Marshall, a two-times Guinness World Record Holder for travelling to all Tube stations in the fastest time possible (a record he held most recently from 2013–2015). http://www.tubeworldrecord.co.uk/
Tube Exits (previously Exit the Tube) contains details of the best door position to be nearest the exit at every station on the London Underground, original 84 Overground (pre-June 2015) stations and Docklands Light Railway. It also shows you the interchange corridors, passageways and lifts. The only exits App with correct door positions for new S-Stock trains and the new Tottenham Court Road Northern Line station.
The information in Tube Exits is built-in so it is available at all times underground, without an internet connection.
Note: Tube Exits is not a route planning App.…
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• Elizabeth Line exits • many fixes and performance improvements behind the scenes
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