Is alcohol banned on London Underground?

Under TfL's conditions of carriage it is now prohibited to carry opened containers of alcohol and to drink alcohol on TfL services. Where necessary, London Underground staff will initially simply ask people, in a polite, courteous and non-confrontational way, to comply with the ban.



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