LantonTransport

**Transport **
 Port Lanton has a big railway-net, //Lanton Underground//. This is the biggest railway-net in the whole world, and it was built in 1863. It has 12 lines, and it is steadily expanding. It is over 3 millions peoples that travelling daily in the net. The ground is special developed in the centre and in the northern part of the suburbs. The rail traffics are distributed of 14 terminal stations that is spread around in the centre.


 **Charing Cross tube station ** London has a large t-banenett, London Underground. This is the oldest t-banenettet in the world, founded in 1863. It has twelve lines, and is steadily expanding. There are daily more than three million travelers in the network, which provides almost one billion passengers annually. Under the subway is particularly well developed in the center and in the northe  rn suburbs, while the south is more dependent on the railroad.  Docklands Light Railway is a metro system with small, lightweight, loose lead train set that particularly serves the eastern London. Rail traffic is distributed among fourteen terminal stations that are spread around the center. It has since the early 1990s been working with a railroad connection that will cross the city between east and west, so that passengers do not have to move to other means of transport between the stations to cross the city. Beyond commuting and intercitytog are also train to France and Belgium. (Source: [|Picture])

 Air
 The city has three airports, including the two largest are Bryan McCan Airport and Andy Cole Airport, which is one of the world's busiest airports. You can also take the sea way. We have a boat named Gary Pallister with room for 200 persons.
 * Sea**