I agree, the title is somewhat confusing and misleading. I thought he actually "ran" as in managed the whole tube, which lead me to expect some nice anecdotes a

I agree, the title is somewhat confusing and misleading. I thought he actually "ran" as in managed the whole tube, which lead me to expect some nice anecdotes about problems encountered and solved when operating a large modern underground rail network. When I realised it was "running" with your legs and feet I then thought he was a member of the maintenance teams and had actually run up and down all the tube lines during line closure for maintenance work. That said, well done for getting off your arse and doing this.