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Track performance across all London Underground and Overground lines with historical reliability data. Compare which Tube lines experience the most delays and service disruptions, view hourly patterns throughout the day, and see how reliability has changed over time. Looking for what's happening right now? See the live line status page. Need lift status? See our step-free access alerts.

Showing: Last 7 days
As of: --
Network average
76.9% Fair
Best performer
Lioness (100.0%)
Needs improvement
Piccadilly (45.7%)
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🏅 Tube & Overground Reliability Rankings

All London Underground and Overground lines ranked by average reliability within the selected time range.

📊 Tube & Overground Performance Comparison

Horizontal comparison of all line reliability. Green (≥ 95%), orange (≥ 85%), red (≥ 70%), dark red (< 70%).

London Underground and Overground Network Performance Summary

Last 7 days

During the past seven days up to , the London Underground and Overground network came in at 76.9% reliability across all hours - fairly reasonable. The Lioness line and the Suffragette line were the strongest performers, while the Piccadilly line and the Metropolitan line were the most delayed. During peak hours*, reliability was slightly higher at 84.8%.

Across the Tube network specifically, reliability worked out at 71.7%, while the Overground lines averaged 90.9% - the Overground having the better week. The Tram notably improved, averaging 62.4% over the past week compared to 41.7% over the previous month. The Victoria line saw a notable dip, averaging 65.0% over the past week compared to 80.4% over the previous month.

Last 30 days

Taking the 30-day period ending , the network averaged 78.6% overall - pretty decent. The Liberty line led the way at 100.0%, with the Piccadilly line the most delayed at 40.0%. During peak hours*, the Tube and Overground sat at 83.9%, edging slightly above the all-hours figure.

Last year

Across the year to , the Liberty line has been the most reliable on the network at 99.8%, while the Tram has been the most delayed at 51.2%. The network as a whole sat at 80.0% reliability across all hours. During peak hours*, reliability was slightly higher at 83.1%. The Tube averaged 78.0% on average, behind the Overground at 88.2%.

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📉 Tube & Overground Network Trend

Overall network average reliability across all Underground and Overground lines over the last 12 months.

🕒 Tube & Overground Hourly Reliability

Average line reliability by hour (0-23) based on 60-day rolling average. Scroll horizontally on mobile.

📅 Tube & Overground Day-of-Week Reliability

Network average over 90 days. Best: Tue (86%), worst: Sun (67%).

*Peak hours are defined as 07:00-09:30 and 16:30-19:00, Monday to Friday only. Weekends and bank holidays are excluded from peak calculations.
New lines: DLR, Elizabeth line, and Tram were recently added to our monitoring. Annual statistics for these lines will become available once a full year of data has been collected.