Read the following passage and decide whether the statements that follow are True or False.

PUBLIC TRANSPORT IN LONDON

There are many ways of travelling in London. The London Underground or ‘the Tube’ was the first underground railway system in the world. People first used it in 1863. People called it ‘the Tube’ in 1890. In 1908, they designed the London Underground’s logo – a red circle and a blue rectangle. There are about 11 lines and 270 stations today. The Tube services run from 5a.m. until midnight. London buses – or double-deckers – are typically red and many of them have got two floors. Buses are the cheapest way to travel around the city. You can also catch a boat – London river buses – at the River Thames and enjoy fantastic views of London along the way. It’s fast and tickets are not expensive at all. People who live in London or tourists can buy an Oyster Card. It’s an electronic ticket you use to travel on any public transport in the city.