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Data updated in real time from Transport for London (TfL). Last updated: 1 minute ago

Current tube delays and disruptions:

Central minor delays · Metropolitan minor delays · Northern minor delays · Piccadilly part suspended

Bakerloo Good Service on the Bakerloo line
Central Minor Delays on the Central line

Minor delays between Leytonstone and Epping / Hainault via Newbury Park due to an earlier faulty train at Leytonstone and MINOR DELAYS between White City and Ealing Broadway / West Ruislip due to train cancellations. GOOD SERVICE on the rest of the line.
Circle Good Service on the Circle line
District Good Service on the District line
DLR Good Service on the DLR
Elizabeth line Good Service on the Elizabeth line
Hammersmith & City Good Service on the Hammersmith & City line
Jubilee Good Service on the Jubilee line
Metropolitan Minor Delays on the Metropolitan line

Minor delays due to an earlier points failure at Wembley Park.
Northern Minor Delays on the Northern line

Minor delays due to a points failure at Camden Town. London Buses are accepting tickets via any reasonable route. Southbound trains from High Barnet and Mill Hill East will run via Bank only. Please change at Camden Town if necessary. If you are travelling to Battersea Power Station please change Kennington.
Piccadilly Part Suspended on the Piccadilly line

No service between Hatton Cross and Heathrow Terminal 4 for the rest of the day while we fix a signal failure at Hatton Cross. Please use the Elizabeth line for inter-terminal travel. GOOD SERVICE on the rest of the line.
Victoria Good Service on the Victoria line
Waterloo & City Good Service on the Waterloo & City line

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Frequently asked questions

London Tube Status FAQ

How often is London Tube status updated?

The status data is fetched directly from the Transport for London (TfL) API and refreshed every 60 seconds, giving you near real-time updates on all Underground, DLR, and Elizabeth Line services.

What should I do if my tube line is suspended?

If your line is suspended, check the disruption details for alternative routes. TfL usually provides replacement bus services or suggests nearby lines you can use instead. You can also use the TfL Journey Planner for real-time alternative routes.

Which London tube lines have the most delays?

Historically, the District, Northern, and Central lines tend to experience the most disruptions due to their length and age. The Elizabeth Line and Jubilee Line generally have the best reliability records.

What do the different status types mean?

Good Service means trains are running normally. Minor Delays means short wait times. Severe Delays means significant disruption. Part Suspended or Part Closure means sections of the line are not running. Planned Closure means a scheduled engineering shutdown.