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Experienced truck camper enthusiasts appreciate the lightweight and natural characteristics, as well as the durability of the Super Lite Truck Campers by Travel Lite RV.

Our solid wood construction compared to the one-inch foam and glue composite walls being assembled by our competition is much stronger. Foam and glue manufacturing may add speed to an assembly line and cost less to produce, but wood offers the best solution for strength, durability, weight savings, and ease of repair. Because we choose to use the best products, our customers can take any trail knowing that their Travel Lite will withstand the abuse.

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DLR, London

The Docklands Light Railway (DLR) operates routes from Bank in the City to Lewisham in east London and Bank to Woolwich Arsenal. In addition, there are further routes from Tower Gateway to Beckton, Stratford to Lewisham or Canary Wharf and Stratford International to Woolwich Arsenal. The first DLR line began in 1987 but has been extended several times since then. The DLR currently has 45 stations on 38 km of track. The trains are automated with no drivers or cabs. Altogether around 400,000 journeys are made each weekday on the network. Thus, the DLR is the busiest light rail system in the UK.

The DLR was part of the redevelopment of London's Docklands in the 1980s. The initial line was built over previous rail infrastructure between 1987-1990 and comprised 13 km of track with 15 stations.

Trains operated from Tower Gateway (near Tower Hill tube station and the  Tower of London ) to Island Gardens on the Isle of Dogs and from Stratford to Island Gardens. Stations were unstaffed and above ground.

As London Docklands began to develop as a major financial center around Canary Wharf , the DLR began to expand to meet increased demand.

To connect Canary Wharf to the City of London the line was extended west to Bank underground station in 1991. Canary Wharf DLR Station was also greatly modernized and enlarged. The line also extended eastwards from Poplar via Canning Town to the Royal Docks.

The next extension was south under the River Thames to Greenwich and Lewisham. Among the new stations built was Cutty Sark, close to the famous tea clipper , now a floating museum and Deptford Bridge, convenient for Lewisham College and Deptford market.

In 2005 the DLR expanded again with a line from Canning Town to London City Airport and King George V Station. The extension roughly followed the former tracks of the Eastern Counties and Thames Junction Railway. In 2009, this line extended again to Woolwich Arsenal.

The DLR also runs now along parts of the North London Line to Stratford International where it is adjacent to the mainline station and convenient for Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park.

Trains now have three carriages as opposed to the first trains which had just a single carriage. Carriages have four doors.

Terminuses & Intersecting Stations

The main terminal stations are Bank and Tower Gateway in the west, Stratford International and Stratford in the north, Becton and Woolwich Arsenal in the east and Lewisham in the south.

The main intersections are Bank for the London Underground and Stratford, Stratford International, Lewisham, Woolwich Arsenal, Limehouse, Greenwich and West Ham all for mainline rail stations.

The Docklands Light Railway (DLR) is part of Transport for London's (TfL) fare zone system. As well as using the Oyster Card to travel, passengers can purchase one-day and season DLR-only Rover tickets and one-day DLR Rail and River Rover tickets for use on the DLR and Thames river boats.

Bicycles on the DLR

Bicycles are allowed Monday to Friday before 7.30 am, between 9.30 am and 4 pm, and after 7 pm. They are also allowed anytime on weekends and bank holidays.

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The full list of DLR stations is - Bank, Tower Gateway, Shadwell, Limehouse, Westferry, Stratford International, Stratford, Stratford High Street, Abbey Road, West Ham, Star Lane, Pudding Mill Lane, Bow Church, Devons Road, Langdon Park , All Saints, Poplar, Blackwall, East India, Canning Town, Royal Victoria, Custom House, Prince Regent, Royal Albert, Beckton Park, Cyprus, Gallions Reach, Beckton, West Silverton, Pontoon Dock, London City Airport, King George V, Woolwich Arsenal, West India Quay, Canary Wharf, Heron Quays, South Quay, Crossharbour, Mudchute, Island Gardens, Cutty Sark, Greenwich, Deptford Bridge, Elverson Road and Lewisham.

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Docklands Light Railway (DLR London)

The Docklands Light Railway (DLR) is a transport network established in 1987 to facilitate the revitalised dock area of London. Providing connections from Docklands and Stratford in the north, Lewisham in the south, Tower Gateway and London’s financial center in the west, and extending east to Beckton, London Airport, and Woolwich Arsenal, the DLR is an integral part of London’s transport infrastructure.

The Docklands Light Railway (DLR) is an elevated light rail system serving the redeveloped Docklands area of London. The DLR accommodates approximately 278,100 passengers per day. The fare details for this metro are not specified.

While the DLR doesn’t operate 24/7, its specific operation hours are not provided here (referred to as “SCHEDULE”). The DLR does, however, feature driverless trains, a feature it has maintained since its inception in 1987. Passengers are allowed to walk between platforms. No information is provided on whether the trains or platforms have air conditioning or screen doors, respectively.

The average speed of DLR trains is 80 km/h, with a maximum speed of 100 km/h. The system is operated by KeolisAmey Docklands Ltd. For more detailed information, you can visit the DLR London Metro Official Website .

Overview: Docklands Light Railway in London

The London Docklands, located east of London and within the districts of Greenwich, Tower Hamlets, and Southwark, is a bustling commercial and residential area in the Port of London. The DLR, often considered as a single line with multiple segments, boasts 45 stations across a 31-km stretch and services over 110 million passengers annually.

History of Docklands Light Railway

In 1981, the London government established the London Docklands Development Corporation (LDDC) to revamp the London docks (Docklands). The London Docklands Project was set up to transform the neighbourhood into a denser area with an increased number of buildings and corporate offices.

A cost-effective transport solution was necessary during this time. Thus, London Transport embarked on exploring options for light rail, culminating in the creation of the Docklands Light Railway.

The DLR’s establishment sparked interest from private companies due to its ability to transport passengers to key areas of the Greater London region within minutes. Serco Docklands operated the Docklands Light Railway (DLR) for 17 years following its opening in August 1987, before handing over management to KeolisAmey Docklands, appointed by Transport for London.

Travelling via the Docklands Light Railway

1) sections and stations.

Tower Gateway – Beckton : Stations are Tower Gateway, Shadwell, Limehouse, Westferry, Poplar, Blackwall, Canning Town, Royal Victoria, Custom House for ExCel, Prince Regent, Royal Albert, Beckton Park, Cyprus, Gallions Reach, Beckton.

Bank – Woolwich Arsenal : Stations are Bank, Shadwell, Limehouse, Westferry, Poplar, Blackwall, Canning Town, West Silvertown, Pontoon Dock, London City Airport, King George V, Woolwich Arsenal.

Bank – Lewisham : Stations are Bank, Shadwell, Limehouse, Westferry, Poplar, West Indian Quay, Canary Wharf, Heron Quays, South Quay, Crossharbour, Mudchute, Island Gardens, Cutty Sark for Maritime Greenwich, Greenwich, Deptford Bridge, Elverson Road, Lewisham.

Stratford – Canary Wharf : Stations are Stratford, Pudding Mill Lane, Bow Church, Devons Road, Langdon Park, All Saints, Poplar, West Indian Quay, Canary Wharf. On weekdays during peak hours, the route extends to Lewisham with additional stations at Heron Quays, South Quay, Crossharbour, Mudchute, Island Gardens, Cutty Sark for Maritime Greenwich, Greenwich, Deptford Bridge, Elverson Road, Lewisham.

Stratford International – Beckton : Stations are Stratford International, Stratford, Stratford High Street, Abbey Road, West Ham, Star Lane, Canning Town, Royal Victoria, Custom House for ExCel, Prince Regent, Royal Albert, Beckton Park, Cyprus, Gallions Reach, Beckton.

Stratford International – Woolwich Arsenal : Stations are Stratford International, Stratford, Pudding Mill Lane, Bow Church, Devons Road, Langdon Park, All Saints, Poplar, Blackwall, East India, Canning Town, West Silvertown, Pontoon Dock, London City Airport, King George V, Woolwich Arsenal.

2) Interchanges

Certain journeys may require you to switch platforms. You should consult the map to identify stations where you can change platforms and transfer to different sections.

DLR connects with the London Underground at the following stations: Bank, Tower Hill -Tower Gateway (yellow and green line), and Bow (green and pink line).

3) Connection with the Airport

A Docklands Light Railway station is conveniently located at London Airport. To reach it, you can take the DLR from any station to Woolwich Arsenal .

4) Language Use on the Docklands Light Railway

All announcements are made in English.

5) Operating Hours and Frequency

The Docklands Light Railway runs from 5:30 to 00:30 from Monday to Saturday, and on Sundays and holidays from 7:00 until 23:30.

Trains operate with a frequency of 5-10 minutes throughout the day and 3.5 minutes during peak times.

6) Fares for the Docklands Light Railway

DLR shares the same fare structure as the London Underground, primarily serving zones 1, 2, 3 and 4.

Free Travel:

• Children up to 10 years old
• Adults over 60 years old
• People with disabilities
• War veterans

7) Travel Cards and Tickets

Oyster card.

The Oyster card, the top recommended card for travelling on the London Underground system and DLR, can also be used on buses and trains.

For short stays in London, you can purchase an unregistered prepaid Oyster Card (pay as you go) for 5 pounds from any Underground or DLR station in London. The Oyster card allows access to all means of transport in London at discounted rates, providing substantial savings!

A TravelCard is a ticket valid for 1, 3, 7, or 30 days, offering unlimited travel on London’s public transport system for the duration and areas selected. To purchase a TravelCard for 7 days or more, a photocard featuring your photograph and username is required.

Below are the fares for the Oyster Card and TravelCard for zones covered by the Docklands Light Railway:

TIP: You can recharge an Oyster Card with a TravelCard, blending the two systems. This allows you to add more credit to your Oyster Card and pay the difference to visit other areas of London without purchasing a new TravelCard.

For more information on cards and fares of the Public Transportation System in London, click here .

Payment Methods

Oyster and TravelCards can be purchased from vending machines and retail outlets at all stations, using credit or debit cards, or cash. Oyster cards can also be purchased at newsstands and supermarkets. The £5.00 paid to buy the card is refundable upon return of the card.

9) Special Information

• All Docklands Light Railway stations are equipped with lifts or ramps for platform access.
• Parking areas are available at some stations.
• Bicycles are allowed on the DLR outside of peak hours, and also on weekends.
• Folding bicycles can be brought onto the DLR during peak hours.
• Smoking and drinking are prohibited at DLR stations. Offenders can be fined £80.
• Upon exiting the station, remember to validate your Oyster Card or TravelCard.

Interesting Points to Visit via the Docklands Light Railway

• Royal Observatory of Greenwich : From Greenwich station, you can easily reach the Royal Observatory of Greenwich. This historic site is home to attractions such as the Prime Meridian Line, which divides the globe into East and West, and Flamsteed House, the original site of the observatory where astronomers once lived and worked.
• Westfield Shopping Centre : As the largest shopping center in Europe, Westfield hosts 250 stores, over 70 restaurants, 17 cinemas, and 3 hotels. It also houses the United Kingdom’s largest casino. Stratford Station on the DLR is the closest stop to Westfield Shopping Centre.
• Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park : Close to Stratford station, you’ll find the Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park, the venue of the London Olympic Games. Today, it offers various family-friendly activities, and attractions like boat rides through the park’s canals.
• Emirates Air Line Cable Car : This cable car traverses the River Thames, connecting the London Royal Docks to Greenwich. It offers a beautiful ride! To reach the cable car’s starting point at the Royal Docks, take the DLR to Royal Victoria Station.

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Freedom Pass

The Freedom Pass provides people with free travel on buses, Tube, trains, Docklands Light Railway and trams in London. It is paid for by your local council to help both older and eligible disabled people get around.

You can find out whether you are eligible for a Freedom Pass by entering your date of birth into London Council’s eligibility calculator .

In October 2012, the Mayor of London announced that Londoners who were not eligible for a Freedom Pass but who reach 60 years of age will be able to apply for a new type of Oyster photocard being launched on 1 November, which would restore their entitlement to free travel on Transport for London services 24 hours a day and seven days a week. The concession, known as the 60+ Concessionary Travel Scheme , will expire when a customer’s age reaches the age of eligibility for the London Councils Freedom Pass.

People with a 60+ London Oyster photocard, Older Person’s Freedom Pass or English National Concessionary Scheme pass are able to travel for free on TfL buses from 9am, Monday to Friday and at anytime at the weekend and on bank holidays. There are no restrictions for people who have a Disabled Person’s Freedom Pass. And as part of the National Concessionary Fare scheme, you are also able to use your pass on bus services outside London.

People with a 60+ London Oyster photocard, Older Person’s Freedom Pass or English National Concessionary Scheme pass are able to travel for free on the London Underground from 9am, Monday to Friday and at anytime at the weekend and on bank holidays. There are no restrictions for people who have a Disabled Person’s Freedom Pass.

National Rail

Free Standard Class travel is available for all freedom pass holders on local rail services after 9.30am.

On some routes,  different times apply . Passes are not valid on Gatwick Express, Heathrow Express or any long distance inter-city train that does not stop at intermediate stations within the Freedom Pass area .

For travel beyond the freedom pass area you must purchase a separate extension ticket  before you travel . You should show your freedom pass at the ticket office when purchasing tickets. Holders of Senior and Disabled Persons Railcards may be able to obtain a discount on the price of extension tickets.

Docklands Light Railway & Trams

People with a 60+ London Oyster photocard, Older Person’s Freedom Pass or English National Concessionary Scheme pass are able to travel for free on the Docklands Light Railway and London trams from 9am, Monday to Friday and at anytime at the weekend and on bank holidays.

Freedom Pass holders get a discount on many Thames river boat services.

If you travel before the allowed times, or travel beyond London, and you do not have a valid ticket,  you may be liable for a penalty fare . You must be prepared to show your pass to a member of staff at any time and let them check the pass if requested.

More information can be found on the  Freedom Pass website  and you can also  download a map of the Freedom Pass area .

Important note:   Make sure you keep your Freedom Pass separate from your contactless bank card.   Freedom Passes use Oyster card readers in the same way as Oyster cards and contactless bank payment cards.  It is therefore important to keep these cards separate from each other to avoid being charged incorrectly.  If your contactless card has been charged for a journey inadvertently contact TfL immediately .

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