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Live status for every Tube line, the Elizabeth line, the DLR, the six Overground lines and trams, straight from TfL, with the engineering work planned for the next two weekends below it. Weekend closures are announced weeks ahead, so check them while you plan.
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Reading the status
- Part closure means no trains on one stretch of the line; the rest runs. TfL's note names the stretch and any replacement bus.
- Planned closure is engineering work booked in advance; TfL's note gives the days and the stretch.
- Severe or minor delays mean trains are running but late or less often. The note says why.
- Reduced service means fewer trains than the timetable.
- The Waterloo & City line runs Monday to Friday only, so it is not listed as closed at weekends here.
Planning around a closure
TfL's Journey Planner routes around closures for the date and time you enter. Our guide to getting around Londoncovers the buses, river boats and trains that take over when a line is down, andhow to use the Underground covers the network itself. For what a journey costs, see London transport fares. Flying in? Check the line your airport depends on: Heathrow,Gatwick, Stansted,Luton or London City.



