I love it when good ideas get implemented: The TubeJP combines Google Maps with data from Transport for London and returns a visual route plan. Still some work to do, but a big step in the right direction. (When Google Maps UK first came out, it was one of my main criticisms that it used US average road speeds by default: everyone knows average speed driving through London is snail and most Londoners use public transport).

TubeJP includes tubes, buses, the DLR and live traffic news. Still needed: search to/from postcodes and the advanced search functions of the official journeyplanner (which are amazingly powerful: e.g. set your walking preference, 'i'll walk if it's quicker', your walking speed, preference for this or that medium of transport, preference for speed or minimum changes etc etc)

(TubeJP found via Will on Planet GLLUG)

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