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London Tube delays set to soar as £6.5bn repair backlog threatens commuters
Hundreds of thousands of hours are being lost to delays linked to ageing transport infrastructure. Find out why London’s repair bill is growing, what TfL says about investment, and what it could mean for your journey.
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00:00London's ageing transport infrastructure is costing commuters hundreds of thousands of hours in delays.
00:07A London Assembly committee says problems linked to deteriorating assets are becoming more frequent and disruptive.
00:14The estimated renewals backlog at Transport for London stands at £6.5 billion, with track work accounting for around half.
00:23Data for April and May suggest delays linked directly to declining assets could cost passengers 830,000 hours across the
00:32financial year.
00:33The backlog is forecast to reach £7.4 billion by 2030.
00:38TfL says safety remains its priority, but decades of underinvestment have constrained maintenance.

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