The London Underground network is facing severe delays on Wednesday as lines recover from RMT strike action on Tuesday.
With 11 lines facing disruption from minor delays, severe delays and suspended services, leaving only four running on their regular timetable.
To make sure you don't get caught in the tube traffic this morning we've broken down all the station's service so you can plan in advance.
London Underground Service March 2:
Bakerloo: Facing minor delays while the network recovers from RMT strike action. Normal service should be operating from mid-day.
Circle: Suspended whilst strike recovery takes place.
District: Part suspended and severe delays- no service between Tower Hill and West Ham eastbound. Severe delays on rest of line Tickets accepted on London Overground, C2C, and London Buses.
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Hammersmith and City Line: Severe delays following RMT strike action.
Jubilee Line: Severe delays following RMT strike action. Tickets are being accepted on London Overground, C2C, Southeastern, Thameslink and London Buses.
London Overground: Reduced service. Changes to Gospel Oak to Barking service.
Metropolitan Line: Severe delays following RMT strike action.
In addition to today’s Tube strikes, services will be affected on 2 March.
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Avoid early morning journeys.
For essential journeys, check your travel.
Northern Line: Part Closure, no service between Moorgate and Kennington due to major upgrade works.
Piccadilly Line: No service Acton Town to Heathrow. SEVERE DELAYS on the rest of the line following RMT strike action. Ticket accepted on Great Northern and London Buses.
London Tramlink: Minor delays between Wimbledon and Beckenham Junction due to an earlier faulty Tram at Beckenham Junction
Waterloo and City Line: Minor delays following RMT strike action. Normal services should be operating by mid-morning.
To get the latest updates for the London Underground or TFL networks you can download the TFL app or find out via the website.
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