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The South London Line is a high frequency metro line operating between Clapham Junction, in the west, and Surrey Quays to the east. The line was originally constructed by the London Brighton South Coast Railway, opening throughout in 1867. It became a test bed for railway electrification, seeing the pioneering 6700V AC overheard electrics being installed in 1903.Becoming part of the Southern Railway in 1923, the overhead electrics were replaced by 660V DC third rail in 1928. Although always busy with commuters, by the turn of the millennium the line was suffering from a lack of investment. This all changed in 2012 when the route was taken over by Tfl and was rebranded as the South London Line.

Stations Visited: Clapham Junction, Wandsworth Road, Clapham High Street, Denmark Hill, Peckham Rye, Queens Road Peckham and Surrey Quays