This Is What The London Underground Will Look Like During The Strikes

In case you haven’t heard, the London Underground workers are scheduled to strike for 48 hours tonight from 9pm and again on February 11th for the same period of time. They’re striking over the fact that the government intends to close all ticket offices.

To help with the chaos and confusion that this will inevitably cause, a London blogger called Ian Mansfield has modified the tube map to serve as an estimate of which lines will be running and which stations will be open. This is only a rough guide based on current information, but Ian does note that some stations are scheduled to be open – like Clapham South – but TFL doesn’t intend to run any trains through them. Not really sure what the point of them even being open then is, but yeah.

Click on the map to see a larger version, or just check out the information for all lines that are affected below the picture:

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Bakerloo line
Trains between Queen’s Park and Elephant & Castle every six minutes, although these trains will not stop at Edgware Road, Embankment, Kilburn Park, Lambeth North, Maida Vale, Piccadilly Circus or Regent’s Park

Central line
No service through the central area, but trains will run between Epping and Leystone around every 12 minutes, and between West Ruislip and White City every 15 minutes

Circle line
No service expected at all; use the District, Hammersmith & City and Metropolitan lines instead

District line
Trains will run between Upminster and Wimbledon every eight minutes, and between Ealing Broadway and High Street Kensington every 20 minutes, but these trains will not stop at Aldgate East, Becontree, Blackfriars, Bromley-by-Bow, Dagenham East, Dagenham Heathway, East Ham, Elm Park, Gloucester Road, Hornchurch, Plaistow, Sloane Square, Stepney Green, Temple, Upminster Bridge, Upney or Upton Park

Hammersmith & City line
Trains will run between Hammersmith and Moorgate every ten minutes, not stopping at Barbican, Euston Square and Great Portland Street

Jubilee line
Trains should run between Stanmore and Finchley road every five minutes, and between Waterloo and Stratford every five minutes, not stopping at Bermondsey or Southwark

Metropolitan line
Transport for London intends to run trains between Harrow-on-the-Hill and Aldgate around every ten minutes, but these services will not call at Barbican, Euston Square, Great Portland Street, Northwick Park and Preston Road

Northern line
Trains should run over the whole line apart from Mill Hill East, but services on both the Bank and Charing Cross branches will not stop at Borough, Chalk Farm, Clapham North, Clapham South, Colliers Wood, Embankment, Goodge Street, Hampstead, Highgate, Leicester Square, Mornington Crescent, Old Street, Oval, South Wimbledon, Tooting Bec, Tufnell Park or Warren Street

Piccadilly line
No service is expected in the central area, but trains will run between Acton Town and Heathrow Terminals 1, 2 and 3 every ten minutes, and between Arnos Grove and Cockfosters every ten minutes. These trains will not stop at Heathrow Terminal 4 or Southgate

Victoria line
Trains should run between Seven Sisters and Victoria every five minutes, not stopping at Warren Street

Waterloo & City line
No service

DLR
Normal service

Buses
Around 100 extra buses on the key routes of the 700 in total

London Overground
Normal service

Tramlink
Normal service

Emirates Air Line
Normal service

River services
TfL promises ‘enhanced’ services will be in place

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