Operator · Great Britain · code LO

London Overground

London Overground trains reached their destination on average 1 min late over the last 30 days, based on 1,308 timed arrivals out of 1,665 services; 96% were within 5 minutes.

Counted from 14 September 2026 to 14 September 2026, as of 14 September 2026. Facts from the rail feeds we archive; nothing on this page is a prediction. How we count.

96%
within 5 min at the destination, of 1,308
1 min
late on average
1
cancelled, of 1,665
113
stations served

Punctuality

How London Overground has run

Every service the feeds attribute to London Overground, measured on arrival at its destination against the public timetable. Half of them were on time and four in five were within 1 min. 1 service was cancelled (0.1%). The platform changed after being announced on 0% of 1,583 calls with a platform. The busiest hour is 17:00–18:00 (100 services); the worst day was Monday 14 September 2026 (1 min late on average).

Punctuality of London Overground services, measured at each service's destination. Rates show the sample they are counted from; “—” means no figure. Platform changes are counted over arrivals with a platform.
Measure7 days14 September 202614 September 202630 days14 September 202614 September 2026All time14 September 202614 September 2026
Services1,6651,6651,665
Within 5 minutes96% of 1,30896% of 1,30896% of 1,308
Average delay1 min of 1,3081 min of 1,3081 min of 1,308
Half were withinunder a minuteunder a minuteunder a minute
Four in five were within1 min1 min1 min
Cancelled1 of 1,6651 of 1,6651 of 1,665
Cancelled at some stops000
Platform changed0% of 1,5830% of 1,5830% of 1,583
Busiest hour17:00–18:00 (100)17:00–18:00 (100)17:00–18:00 (100)
Worst day14 September 2026 (1 min)14 September 2026 (1 min)14 September 2026 (1 min)

Busiest stations

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