Travel Chaos Hits Commuters As Delays Hit Four Major Tube Lines

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Week begins with commuter travel chaos with delays on four major Tube lines
Week begins with commuter travel chaos with delays on four major Tube lines from

Travel chaos hits commuters as delays hit four major Tube lines

Delays and cancellations hit four major Tube lines on Monday morning

Commuters faced severe travel chaos at the start of the week as delays and cancellations hit four major Tube lines on Monday (16th January).

The Central, Jubilee, Northern and Piccadilly lines all reported delays, with some closures at key stations causing disruption to journeys.

On the Central line, delays were caused by an earlier signal failure at Holborn, which has now been resolved. However, minor delays are still expected throughout the day.

Jubilee line services suspended at several stations

Services on the Jubilee line were suspended between Green Park and Stanmore due to an earlier power failure.

There were also delays and cancellations on the Northern line due to a trackside fire.

On the Piccadilly line, a signal failure is causing delays between Heathrow Airport and Cockfosters.

Check before you travel

Passengers are advised to check before they travel and allow extra time for their journeys.

Transport for London (TfL) has said that all lines are expected to be running with some delays for the rest of the morning.

Commuters have been urged to use alternative routes and consider working from home if possible.

Advice for commuters

* Check before you travel: Before leaving, check the TfL website or app for the latest updates on the Tube lines. * Allow extra time for your journey: If possible, leave earlier than usual to avoid delays. * Consider working from home: If possible, consider working from home to avoid the disruption. * Use alternative routes: If possible, consider using alternative routes to avoid the affected areas.

Live updates

For the latest updates on the Tube delays, visit the TfL website or app.

We will continue to provide updates on this story as they become available.