Will NobleTfL Releases Series 3 Of Its Mind The Gap PodcastTim Dunn interviewing Babatunde Aleshe in front of the O2The third series of TfL's transport podcast, Mind the Gap, begins with a rather unusual gap — namely the 90-metre one between the Thames and the IFS Cloud Cable Car. Though the city's public transport has been unified since 1933, the introduction of TfL in 2000 switched accountability to the Mayor of London. Image: Paige KahnMind the Gap is, in many ways, an extended, back-slapping advertisement for TfL. He runs through his job description, the importance of safety — and invites people to come and work for TfL as engineers. The first episode of Series 3 of Mind the Gap, along with the full Series 1 and 2 episodes, are available to listen to for free now.