Live running status for every Tube, DLR, Elizabeth line, Overground and Tram line — good service, delays or closures, straight from TfL.
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Live running status for every Tube, DLR, Elizabeth line, Overground and Tram line — which are running a good service right now, and which have delays or closures. Updated continuously from Transport for London.
Right now
5 lines have delays or closures
Bakerloo, Central, District, Metropolitan, Piccadilly. Updated .
| Line | Status |
|---|---|
| Bakerloo | Severe Delays |
| Central | Minor Delays |
| Circle | Good Service |
| District | Severe Delays |
| Hammersmith & City | Good Service |
| Jubilee | Good Service |
| Metropolitan | Severe Delays |
| Northern | Good Service |
| Piccadilly | Severe Delays |
| Victoria | Good Service |
| Waterloo & City | Good Service |
| Line | Status |
|---|---|
| Liberty | Good Service |
| Lioness | Good Service |
| Mildmay | Good Service |
| Suffragette | Good Service |
| Weaver | Good Service |
| Windrush | Good Service |
| Line | Status |
|---|---|
| DLR | Good Service |
| Elizabeth line | Good Service |
| Tram | Good Service |
Most of London's worst disruption comes from two things: industrial action (RMT and ASLEF disputes periodically shut large parts of the Tube for a day or more, with reduced service the morning after) and signal failures on the older deep-level lines. On a strike day a line can show as Suspended hours before the walkout actually begins, so it's worth checking the night before. TfL usually accepts Tube tickets on London buses, and often on National Rail, when a line is severely disrupted.
In 2024 the single orange 'London Overground' was split into six separately named lines — Liberty, Lioness, Mildmay, Suffragette, Weaver and Windrush — each shown on its own here. The Elizabeth line (the Crossrail route through central London) opened in 2022 and is listed separately from the Tube.
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