London in UK commuters are facing significant travel disruptions this morning (March 1), with multiple Underground lines either fully suspended or experiencing severe delays. Passengers are urged to check live updates and consider alternative routes as key sections of the network remain closed due to engineering works, signal failures, and other operational issues.

Major Disruptions Across the Network

Central Line
No service between North Acton and West Ruislip due to planned engineering work.
Replacement bus services are in operation, and London bus routes are accepting Underground tickets.
Severe delays across the entire Central Line, caused by an earlier signal failure at Liverpool Street.

Circle Line
Completely suspended due to a points failure at Edgware Road.
Alternative transport options include local buses, where tickets will be accepted.

District Line
No service between Earls Court and Kensington Olympia due to engineering works.
No service between Barking and Upminster, with replacement buses in place.
c2c services will not operate between Barking and Upminster this weekend.

A limited Fenchurch Street to Shoeburyness service is available via West Ham, Barking, and Rainham stations, with additional replacement buses.
No service between High Street Kensington and Edgware Road, as a points failure at Edgware Road is being repaired.

Docklands Light Railway (DLR)

No service between Poplar and Stratford International.
No service between Beckton and Woolwich Arsenal.
Passengers are advised to use Elizabeth Line services between Custom House and Woolwich.
Replacement buses are operating for affected routes.

Metropolitan Line
Minor delays between Moor Park and Amersham due to a points failure at Amersham.
The rest of the line is running with a good service.

Alternative Travel Advice

London Buses: Passengers can use local bus services where Underground tickets are accepted.
Elizabeth Line: Recommended for passengers traveling between Custom House and Woolwich.
Replacement Buses: Operating in several areas affected by closures.
c2c Rail Services: Limited service running between Fenchurch Street and Shoeburyness via West Ham, Barking, and Rainham.

Transport for London (TfL) is advising all commuters to check for real-time updates on their website or via the TfL Go app before traveling. Delays and service changes may continue throughout the weekend as maintenance work and repairs are carried out.

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