London's $25 billion railway, which took 23 years to build, hits 100 million passenger journeys since opening in May. One station is big enough to fit the city's tallest skyscraper inside.
London's latest railway line costing $25 billion has clocked up more than 100 million journeys.
The Elizabeth line took 13 years to build and stretches 60 miles east to west across the city.
Insider got an early peak of the long-awaited line and a ride on the train in March 2022.
The Elizabeth line, built by Crossrail, is a highly anticipated railway that opened on May 24. It's the first new underground railway line in the city since 1979.