The London Overground is a collection of suburban rail lines that were converted into one system around 2007. The lines taken over were mainly Silverlink lines that operated in and around the city. It is now improved and still part of the National Rail network in England but is branded and managed by TFL. The system covers 167 kilometers (103 miles) of track and is fully electrified. The rolling stock used on the network consists of class 378, 172, and 710 trains all with an orange, black, white, and blue livery on the sides. The class 172 trains have a full yellow cab with the class 378 trains having a similar front and the 710s having a fully orange cab. Fares are integrated with the TFL fare zones allowing for seamless travel between the various transit services in London. The trains are comfortable and relatively clean making for a good riding experience. The Overground does a great job of connecting London and it's surrounding area and I fully recommend using it if you're in London. Enjoy the video :)
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