The key question for me is; what effect will Boris have on TfL?
We can currently look forward to some great improvements to rail services in our area and TfL were talking about taking over part of the franchise from Southern - we had hoped for an announcement shortly after the election, let's see if we hear anything in the next few weeks.

But what will Boris's priorities be?
Will he continue the trend of TfL taking over more suburban services (with us as the next stage)? Or will he focus on breaking the congestion charge, spending ?100m on the replacement of the bendy buses with new routemasters, and introducing orbital bus services to get people around outer London (very slowly)?

It will certainly be interesting to see what the new mayor decides to do with TfL and what affect he has on public transport in inner London. After 8 years of the biggest expansion in public transport in London's history will the pace continue, or are we heading for gridlock?

Let's hope that Boris gets it right and that the trust the electorate have placed in him is proved correct. But we should remember that Tony Blair (and the opposition parties) said that Ken would be a disaster for London - they were wrong, and so maybe we should have a little faith in Boris and wait to see what happens.