Vodafone switches on WiFi at London Tube stations
Vodafone has reintroduced WiFi on the London Underground, enabling Vodafone customers to connect seamlessly to the internet at more than 260 stations across the Tube network. As well as WiFi at Tube stations, Vodafone customers can also benefit from Vodafone 4G and 5G signals at an ever-growing number of stations
Vodafone has reintroduced WiFi on the London Underground, enabling Vodafone customers to connect seamlessly to the internet at more than 260 stations across the Tube network.
As well as WiFi at Tube stations, Vodafone customers can also benefit from Vodafone 4G and 5G signals at an ever-growing number of stations and tunnels as part of ongoing improvements to bring mobile coverage to the wider Tube network, according to a statement.
Last month, Vodafone customers using the Notting Hill Gate station, Archway and Tufnell Park stations on the Northern Line, tunnels from Holland Park to Queensway on the Central Line, started to receive Vodafone 5G signal, thanks to the latest phase of improvements to bring coverage to the wider Tube network.
Vodafone is the third-largest mobile network operator in the United Kingdom. y subscribers, reaching 17.8 million users as of February 2023, after O2 and EE, followed by Three.
The British telecommunications company was named the most reliable network in London, as well as the best network for voice in London, based on measurements from the umlaut connect Mobile Network Benchmark in December 2022.
