@Cal One way around that is to learn which way the route cycles on the module and get your expert to read out the three stations before yours as well, so you have some warning that it's on approach?

Thanks for the feedback, @Royal_Flu$h. I suppose that makes sense if you know the lines well. But if, like me, you've never been on them and probably never will, it's just a crapshoot as to whether the station randomly comes along or not.

Also, I don't know about you, but if I miss my stop on the bus, I tend to just get off at the next one and walk back, not ride the entire route all the way around ;)

@Cal Thanks for the suggestion. The stations are pretty much in the order they appear on the line. There are a couple of notable exceptions where the lines split, but aside from that, they are organised "geographically" which made more sense to me. It also makes sense with the issue of if you accidentally cycle past your station, it's like missing your stop so you have to go round again. Thanks for the feedback.

As someone who doesn't live in London, this is really really frustrating, in a very fun way! I spent about half an hour on this module alone on my stream today. Though I do have one suggestion: please organise the stations alphabetically. :)

Thanks Nightshader. Much appreciated. Just an FYI, following feedback from the community, I will shortly be making some minor changes to this to make it a bit more "fitting into context". Specifically, rather than 3 stages, it will just be 2, and the second journey departure station will be the destination of the 1st. Feel it makes it slightly more manageable and less of an arbitrary reason to have a three stage module. But glad you like it :-)

As someone that lives in London this has been an absolute blast to play! Awesome stuff!