Suffragette line trains have severe delays after a vehicle hit a bridge in Harringay, TfL says. National Rail expects the disruption to last until 3pm.

Suffragette line trains are running with severe delays after a vehicle hit a bridge in Harringay, Transport for London says. All lines have reopened, according to National Rail.

  • What: Lines reopened, with severe delays. TfL showed the line suspended at 1.32pm and running with severe delays at 1.50pm.
  • Where: Between Gospel Oak and Barking Riverside.
  • When: Reported at 12.39pm. National Rail expects disruption until 3pm.

What National Rail and TfL said

National Rail’s incident page, last updated at 1.20pm, says: “Following a vehicle striking a bridge in the Harringay area all lines have reopened. As service recovers, trains between Gospel Oak and Barking Riverside may still be cancelled or revised. Disruption is expected until 15:00.”

TfL’s live status at 1.50pm said: “Suffragette Line: Severe delays due to an earlier vehicle hitting a bridge in the Harringay area. London Underground are accepting tickets via any reasonable route.”

Neither has said which vehicle was involved or which bridge was hit.

What it means for you

  • Trains between Gospel Oak and Barking Riverside may still be cancelled or changed at short notice, National Rail says.
  • Rail tickets are accepted at no extra cost on London Buses via any reasonable route, National Rail says.
  • London Underground is accepting tickets via any reasonable route, TfL says.
  • National Rail says you may be entitled to compensation if you are delayed today. It advises keeping your ticket and making a note of your journey, as both will be needed for a claim.

Source: National Rail live travel information and TfL live status. Last checked at 1.50pm on Wednesday 11 November. We will update this story when National Rail or TfL say more.