Dulwich Roadworks: Lordship Lane Shut by a Gas Leak

Driving in Dulwich is governed by three things that catch people out: a toll gate that still charges money in 2026, controlled parking hours that change every few streets and are often only two hours long, and a South Circular that is dug up somewhere most weeks. This is the Dulwich roadworks and travel list: what is closed right now, what is coming in the next few weeks, and the parts that do not change.

What is closed right now

Lordship Lane: shut for emergency gas repairs

Updated Thursday 12 November, 2.45am. Lordship Lane is still closed in all directions between Grove Vale and East Dulwich Grove for emergency gas repairs, the stretch past Goose Green. TfL’s road feed (TIMS-237731) still gives an estimated end of 8pm on Sunday 15 November. At the southern end, temporary signals stay up both ways where Lordship Lane meets Dulwich Common (A205) for SGN gas works, to 11pm on Saturday 14 November (TIMS-237746).

TfL has changed the bus diversions since Monday. The 176 and 185 now show good service. Four routes are still diverted “due to a gas leak”, now mostly via Barry Road and Peckham Rye:

• 37 towards Peckham: via Lordship Lane, Barry Road and Peckham Rye, missing the stops from Goose Green to East Dulwich Road / Peckham Rye.
• 40 northbound only: via Barry Road, Peckham Rye, East Dulwich Road and Grove Vale, missing the stops from Dulwich / The Plough to Goose Green.
• 42 towards East Dulwich: via Lordship Lane, Barry Road, Peckham Rye and East Dulwich Road, missing the Goose Green stop.
• P13 towards New Cross: via Lordship Lane, Peckham Rye, East Dulwich Road and Grove Vale, missing the stops from Underhill Road / Melford Road to Goose Green.

The P13 has a second diversion, for a burst water main at Underhill Road and Upland Road. It runs both ways via Lordship Lane and misses the Underhill Road stops between Melford Road and Whateley Road. The 363, N63 and P4 showed good service at the same check. Our news story on the closure has the detail.

Also on Lordship Lane: the northbound bus lane at the Sydenham Hill junction is closed for repairs to a burst water main, to 7pm on Saturday 21 November (TIMS-236121).

The rest of this list was checked on Thursday 12 November 2026 against Transport for London’s live road and bus feeds and Southwark’s traffic orders on the Public Notice Portal, including the batch dated today. Rail items were last checked against National Rail on 5 November.

Peckham Rye: last night closures, to Friday 13 November

Southwark’s order closes Peckham Rye between Nunhead Lane and Cheltenham Road from 8pm to 5am every night to Friday 13 November, for FM Conway resurfacing. That leaves the nights of Thursday 12 and Friday 13 November. This is the last phase of the work round the common. Refs TTRO00435 and TTRO00452.

TfL has posted no bus changes for the night closures. The order gives no diversion route; access to premises is exempted. Full detail: Peckham Rye roadworks: the night closures.

363 and N63: running normally

On Thursday 12 November TfL still showed the 363 and N63 with good service, so the Melford Road diversion it listed on the morning of 5 November has not come back.

Melford Road and Wood Vale: Southwark’s orders (TTRO00300 and TTRO00301) were listed to end on 4 November, and no extension appears in the notices published since. We could not confirm from a council or TfL source that the road has physically reopened, so check the signs before relying on it.

Roads closed in the borough and nearby

Road	What	Until	Ref
Peckham Rye, Nunhead Lane to Cheltenham Road	Closed 8pm to 5am, resurfacing	Night of 13 November	TTRO00452
Woods Road, Peckham, at Peckham High Street	Closed for works by JBDS. Access via Queens Road and Burchell Road	22 December or when works finish	TTRO00178
Kingsmead Road, Lambeth SW2, Palace Road to Northstead Road	Closed for water connection works; alternative route via Northstead Road and Palace Road	Up to a month from 2 November	Lambeth notice

Hawarden Grove, West Dulwich, is a play street every Friday. Lambeth’s order closes it between Croxted Road and Rosendale Road every Friday to 31 December, 4.30pm to 7.30pm. The alternative route is Croxted Road, Guernsey Grove and Rosendale Road.

Hinton Road, Loughborough Junction, is one way only, north-west to south-east, between Coldharbour Lane and Wanless Road, for water connection works. Lambeth’s order started on 26 October and runs for up to a month; the alternative route is Wanless Road, Herne Hill Road and Coldharbour Lane. Hinton Road is about a mile and a half north-west of Herne Hill.

Signals and lane restrictions on the main roads

Live on TfL’s feed on Thursday 12 November:

• A205 London Road, Forest Hill, at Dartmouth Road. Temporary signals for Thames Water, to 13 November. This is Lewisham, about a mile south-east of East Dulwich.

• A215 Walworth Road at Manor Place. Temporary signals on all approaches, to 15 November.

• A23 Streatham Hill, between Christchurch Road and Leigham Court Road. Lane restrictions for TfL works, to 15 January 2027.

• A201 New Kent Road eastbound at Bartholomew Street. Bus lane closed for construction, to 12 June 2027.

What is coming up

“Proposed” below means Southwark’s or TfL’s notice says it intends to make the order; it has not yet said the order is made.

When	Where	What	Ref
from 6 November to 28 February 2027	Macks Road, Bermondsey	Three disabled bays outside Nos. 33 to 39 move to between Painters Mews and Alexis Street, for park maintenance	TTRO00347A
13 and 14 November (proposed; no made notice by 12 November)	Ivydale Road, Nunhead, between Lanbury Road and Bellwood Road	Closed for FM Conway highway works	TTRO00466
14 November, or 21 November if that slips (proposed)	Bermondsey Street, outside Nos. 52 to 56	Closed for crane works; cycle lane suspended between Crucifix Lane and Whites Grounds	29 October notices
nights between 15 November and 19 May 2027, 9pm to 5.30am (proposed)	A23 Brixton Hill, A23 Streatham Hill, A205 Streatham Place and Christchurch Road	TfL resurfacing in phases, so not every road on every night. TfL has published no night-by-night list	TfL notice
16 November (proposed)	Bevin Close and Foundry Close, Rotherhithe	Closed from Stave Yard Road for FM Conway resurfacing	29 October notices
16 to 27 November	Parkhouse Street, Camberwell, between Nos. 21 and 23	Closed for Dig and Connect Water Services; diversion via Wells Way and Southampton Way	TTRO00484
16 to 27 November (proposed)	Great Guildford Street, Union Street to the railway bridge	Closed for UK Power Networks; diversion via Southwark Bridge Road and Southwark Street	29 October notices
30 November	Scylla Road, Nunhead, from Consort Road to No. 115	Closed for FM Conway resurfacing (order made 12 November)	TTRO00364
7 and 8 December, or 18 December if that slips (proposed)	Basingdon Way, Denmark Hill, in front of 1 to 78 Swinbourne Court	Closed for highway works by Paragon Traffic Management; signed diversion	TTRO00399
from 9 December (proposed)	Torridge Gardens, Nunhead, the whole road	Closed for FM Conway highway works; marshals on site to allow access	TTRO00406

Further ahead, in East Dulwich and Peckham Rye. Southwark confirmed on 12 November that it has made the Underhill Road and Friern Road orders; Homestall Road is still proposed:

When	Where	What	Ref
24 to 26 November	Underhill Road at Lordship Lane, southbound lane only	Thames Water; signed diversion via Melford Road	TTRO00436
1 and 2 December	Homestall Road, Peckham Rye to Colyton Road	FM Conway resurfacing; diversion via Forest Hill Road, Brenchley Gardens, Brockley Way, Ivydale Road and Cheltenham Road	TTRO00365
2 and 3 December	Friern Road, Peckham Rye to Upland Road	FM Conway resurfacing; signed cycle diversion via Peckham Rye, Piermont Road and Upland Road	TTRO00367

Not listed, because the notice does not add up: Southwark’s order for Trafalgar Avenue, Old Kent Road to Neate Street (ref TTRO00403), was reissued as made on 12 November with the same dates: one night that has already gone, and a second window “from 20:00 on the 4th of December to 05:00 on the 5th of November”. The notice does not make clear which date is meant, so check the signs.

Woods Road runs off Peckham High Street near Queens Road Peckham station.

Double yellow lines: objections closed on 12 November

On 22 October Southwark published the formal notices for two batches of small parking changes. They include new double yellow lines on 18 streets in Dulwich, East Dulwich, Peckham Rye and Nunhead, and 59 metres on Gallery Road by Dulwich Picture Gallery. Objections closed on 12 November; the council has not yet published a decision on them. Every street: Dulwich double yellow lines: objections close 12 November.

Bus lanes on Lordship Lane and Grove Vale could go 24 hours

On 15 October Southwark proposed making bus lanes on Lordship Lane, Grove Vale, East Dulwich Road, Champion Park, Denmark Hill and Camberwell Road operate at any time, instead of 7am to 7pm. The objection period ran to 5 November; the planned start is 4 January 2027. Which lanes, the current hours and how to object: Dulwich bus lanes to go 24/7.

Lordship Lane and Grove Vale red route: survey closes 29 November

Southwark and TfL propose making the road from East Dulwich station to the South Circular a red route, closing Spurling Road at Goose Green to through traffic and banning the turn from Grove Vale into East Dulwich Road. The town centre’s 30-minute free bays would become two-hour pay-by-phone bays with the first 30 minutes free. The survey closes on 29 November; what is proposed street by street: Lordship Lane red route plan would close Spurling Road.

Peckham cycle route: Meeting House Lane and Goldsmith Road

Objections also ran to 5 November on the second phase of Cycle Future Route 12, Rotherhithe to Peckham. On Goldsmith Road and Meeting House Lane, between Goldsmith Road and Naylor Road / Carlton Grove, the council’s statement of reasons proposes:

• footway build-outs and raised speed tables
• a raised zebra crossing
• new double yellow lines with loading bans at junctions
• the loss of some permit and shared-use bays in zones B and T

The documents and the objection form are on the council’s consultation portal.

Peckham Rye gyratory approved; objections come next

The leader of the council approved the Peckham Rye gyratory scheme, including the bus gate on Peckham Rye East. The decision took effect on 27 October with no call-in recorded. The traffic order notices, which open the formal objection period, were not in the notices read on 5 November. What was approved and what happens next: Peckham Rye bus gate approved.

Hire bike bays are now in force on five streets

The orders creating bays for dockless hire bikes and e-scooters took effect on 25 September and stay valid until 6 January 2028. All other parking, stopping, waiting and loading is banned at those spots.

Street	Order ref
Elm Grove, SE15	TTRO00320
Champion Park, SE5	TTRO00442
Gibbon Road, SE15	published 17 September
St Asaph Road, SE4	published 17 September
Keetons Road, SE16	published 17 September

The exact bay locations are in a chart attached to each order, so the notices do not say how many spaces go on each street.

New blue badge bays: comments have closed

On 1 October Southwark published proposals for new disabled persons’ parking places, usable without time limit by blue badge holders. They include Burbage Road, Woodwarde Road, Holmdene Avenue (beside No. 93 Herne Hill), Lyndhurst Grove and Somerton Road. Comments closed at the end of 22 October, and the planned start is 30 January 2027. The council has not yet said whether the order will be made as proposed. The full list is in the council’s notice.

Eleven blue badge bays could go

On 29 October Southwark proposed removing 11 “unlimited stay” disabled parking bays: Carden Road (No. 28), Coleman Road (No. 4), Daniel’s Road (No. 42), Fenwick Road (Nos. 50 and 52), Friern Road (No. 169), Ledbury Street (Nos. 8 and 9), Lugard Road (No. 106), Melbourne Grove (No. 148), Pickwick Road (Nos. 24 and 37) and Woodwarde Road (Nos. 32 and 34). Objections close on 19 November. The full list is in the council’s notice.

Every parking and traffic order in Southwark was rewritten

On 17 September the council made five map-based traffic orders that revoke and replace its existing permanent orders for parking places, waiting and loading restrictions, moving traffic restrictions, speed limits, estate roads and off-street car parks. The notice is explicit that this changes nothing on the ground: “there are no changes to the type or to the existing layout in the street of the restrictions or prohibitions,” and no change to the charges. Experimental orders still in trial carry on as they were.

Rail closures to plan around

From National Rail and from TfL’s planned works for the Overground’s Windrush line:

• Sunday 15 November: no Overground between New Cross Gate and West Croydon or Crystal Palace, and no Southern between London Bridge and East Croydon or Crystal Palace via Sydenham. Southern’s Caterham and Tattenham Corner trains divert via Peckham Rye, on an amended timetable.
• Thameslink, Tuesday 17 to Friday 20 November: from about 12.25am to about 5.35am, no trains between Herne Hill and Sutton. Tickets are accepted on Southern, and paper tickets on London Buses and the Underground.
• Southern, Tuesday 17 to Friday 20 November: the 12.01am London Bridge to Selhurst is diverted to Norwood Junction after Tulse Hill. Change at Tulse Hill for a replacement bus to Selhurst.
• Sunday 22 November: the 8.40am and 9.10am London Bridge to Sutton trains start from Blackfriars at 8.36am and 9.06am instead and do not call at Peckham Rye.

An earlier version of this page listed two Sunday 8 November Thameslink trains starting from Blackfriars. We could not find National Rail’s notice for those, so they are not listed; check National Rail before travelling.

Southwark does not publish a live roadworks list of its own. Its roadworks page explains who digs the streets up and says the council inspects 10% of utility works, but it lists none of them, and the traffic orders page directs you to email traffic.orders@southwark.gov.uk rather than publishing the documents. To check any of this yourself before you set off, use one.network, which carries every permitted street work in the country, or TfL’s live traffic and bus status.

The tollgate: the last one in London

The private section of College Road, SE21, running from the South Circular junction up to Fountain Drive, is owned by The Dulwich Estate and still charges a toll. It is the only surviving tollgate in London.

• £1.20 for a single journey, per motor vehicle.
• Cashless only. There is a pay machine at the gate, or you can buy a pass.
• Motorbikes, cyclists and pedestrians do not pay.
• Hours: Monday to Friday 7am to 9.30pm, Saturday 8am to 6pm, Sunday and public holidays 9am to 5pm. Outside those hours the road is free.
• No charge on Christmas Day.

The Estate is explicit about why it is there: to hold down the volume of traffic and heavy goods vehicles on that stretch. If you are driving between Dulwich Village and Sydenham Hill and want to avoid it, the alternatives are Dulwich Common and the South Circular, or Lordship Lane and Sydenham Hill Road.

Where you can and cannot park

Southwark has 31 controlled parking zones covering about 60% of the borough, and the hours are not standardised. Some Dulwich zones are controlled all day. Some are controlled for two hours, which exists to stop commuters filling residential streets and catches visitors out constantly.

The zones covering this patch, from Southwark’s own list:

What on-street parking costs. In most Southwark zones, including every zone listed above, pay and display is £5.70 an hour, or £9.20 an hour with the diesel surcharge. In the six central zones (C1 Bankside, C2 Borough, D Newington, F London Bridge, G Bermondsey and GR Grange) it is £8.60 an hour, or £13.40 with the diesel surcharge. Payment is through PayByPhone, its app, a PayPoint shop or by phone.

Car parks: there are only two

Southwark runs two public car parks in the whole borough, and both are in Peckham:

• Choumert Grove car park, Choumert Grove, SE15 4RB. About 120 spaces, Monday to Saturday 8.30am to 6.30pm, £2.80 an hour (diesel surcharge £4.20). PayByPhone zone 84561.
• Peckham Town Centre car park, entrance on Cerise Road, SE15 5HQ. About 50 spaces, same hours and the same £2.80 an hour.

A season ticket for the council car parks costs £69.30 a month, £207.90 for three months, £415.80 for six or £832 a year, and does not guarantee a space.

There is no council car park in Dulwich, Herne Hill or Camberwell. The parks have their own parking: Dulwich Park at the College Road entrance, Belair Park at the Gallery Road entrance, Peckham Rye Park a small car park on Strakers Road, and Southwark Park at Hawkstone Road.

Station parking and park and ride

There is none. TfL’s station records list no car park at West Dulwich, Herne Hill, Peckham Rye, Denmark Hill or Nunhead, and Southwark has no park and ride site. If you are driving to a train, you are parking on a residential street inside one of the zones above, which in North Dulwich and Herne Hill means you have exactly the middle two hours of the day to worry about, and in East Dulwich means the whole working day.

The alternative most people here use is that the trains are close together: six stations serve the Dulwich area and none of them is more than about a mile from another.

Charges for driving

ULEZ covers the whole of Southwark, as it covers every London borough. If your vehicle does not meet the emissions standard, it is £12.50 a day, 24 hours a day, every day except Christmas Day.

The Congestion Charge is £18 a day if you pay on the day or in advance, or £21 if you pay by midnight on the third day after travel. It runs 7am to 6pm Monday to Friday and noon to 6pm at weekends and on bank holidays, with no charge between Christmas Day and the New Year bank holiday. Dulwich, Peckham and Camberwell all sit well south of the zone, so this only applies when you drive into town; if your address is at the northern end of the borough, check it on TfL’s postcode checker rather than guessing.

The roads that matter here

• A205 South Circular. Runs east to west across the bottom of Dulwich as Thurlow Park Road, Dulwich Common and then Lordship Lane. It is the road most likely to be dug up, and the one with no alternative.
• A2 Old Kent Road. The main route out to the south east, and a permanent construction corridor while the area is redeveloped.
• A215 Denmark Hill and Camberwell Road. The north to south spine through Camberwell to Elephant and Castle.
• A202 Peckham Road and Camberwell New Road. The east to west link from Peckham through Camberwell to Vauxhall.
• A200 Lower Road and Jamaica Road. The riverside route through Rotherhithe and Bermondsey to Tower Bridge.
• A101 Rotherhithe Tunnel. The only road crossing of the river in the borough, and a bottleneck at peak hours.

Frequently asked questions

Which buses are diverted in Dulwich right now?

On Thursday 12 November the 37, 40, 42 and P13 were on diversion because of the gas leak that has closed Lordship Lane between Grove Vale and East Dulwich Grove, mostly via Barry Road and Peckham Rye. The 176 and 185, diverted on Monday, were back to good service. The P13 is also diverted at Underhill Road for a burst water main. The 363 and N63 showed good service, and TfL has posted no bus changes for the Peckham Rye night closures, which end on 13 November.

Is Rye Lane open?

Yes. Southwark reopened it at 10.45am on Saturday 12 September 2026 to pedestrians, cyclists and vehicles, after completing the emergency stabilisation work on the former cinema at 114-116, and the eleven bus diversions came off with it. All shops and businesses on the street are trading. The Rye Lane vehicle restriction still applies outside the 7am to 10am servicing window, and it is still camera enforced. Our report from the closure is here: Rye Lane shut 7 to 10 days, 11 bus routes diverted.

When does Melford Road reopen in East Dulwich?

Southwark’s orders were listed to end on Wednesday 4 November, and no extension appears in the notices read on 5 November. We could not confirm from a council or TfL source that the road has physically reopened. TfL’s 363 and N63 diversion was still listed on Thursday morning and had gone by 2pm.

Is Peckham Rye closed?

Only at night, until 13 November. Southwark’s order closes Peckham Rye between Nunhead Lane and Cheltenham Road from 8pm to 5am every night to 13 November for FM Conway resurfacing. During the day it is open.

Is Dog Kennel Hill open?

The burst water main closure that began at the St Francis Road junction at 1.47am on Monday 12 October has gone from TfL’s road feed, and on 5 November the 176, 185 and 42 were listed as running normally. We could not confirm the 484 or P13 today. Our Dog Kennel Hill story covers the closure.

How much is the Dulwich toll gate?

£1.20 for a single journey through the College Road gate, card only, with no charge for motorbikes, cyclists or pedestrians. It operates Monday to Friday 7am to 9.30pm, Saturday 8am to 6pm and Sunday and public holidays 9am to 5pm. Outside those hours the road is free.

Do I need a permit to park in Dulwich Village?

Only between 8am and 9.30am and 3pm and 5pm on weekdays. Zone DV is one of the shortest controlled zones in Southwark, because it exists mainly to keep the school run under control. East Dulwich, in zone ED, is controlled from 8.30am to 6.30pm on weekdays instead.

Where can I park for the day in Peckham?

The two council car parks: Choumert Grove (SE15 4RB) and Peckham Town Centre on Cerise Road (SE15 5HQ), both £2.80 an hour, both Monday to Saturday 8.30am to 6.30pm. On-street pay and display in Peckham is £5.70 an hour, so the car parks are less than half the price.

Is there a park and ride near Dulwich?

No. There is no park and ride in Southwark, and none of the Dulwich stations has a car park.

Related

• Dulwich train times to London: six stations, four routes and what a year of them costs.
• Things to do in Dulwich: most of it is reachable without a car, which given the above is the point.
• Dulwich house prices: area by area, from Land Registry sales.
• Parking in Dulwich: permits, visitor sessions and what each zone costs.

Sources

• TfL road disruptions feed and TfL bus line status for the live closures and diversions, read on 5 November 2026.
• Southwark Council’s Rye Lane updates and statement, last updated 10.45am on Saturday 12 September 2026, for the reopening.
• Southwark Council’s temporary traffic orders on the Public Notice Portal, swept again on 12 October 2026: Melford Road and Wood Vale (TTRO00300 and TTRO00301), Rye Hill Park (TTRO00309), Studholme Street (TTRO00277) and Portland Street and Wooler Street (TTRO00376 and TTRO00337).
• The orders published on 8 and 9 October 2026: Linden Grove and Daniels Road (TTRO00352) and Lambeth’s Hinton Road.
• The orders published on 1 October 2026: Peckham Rye, order made (TTRO00435 and TTRO00452), Red Post Hill and Half Moon Lane (TTRO00172), Clifton Crescent (TTRO00277B), Charleston Street (TTRO00344), Lyndhurst Way, order made (TTRO00231) and the disabled persons’ parking places proposals.
• The orders published on 24 September 2026: Furley Road (TTRO00338), Sumner Road (TTRO00339), Shorncliffe Road (TTRO00295) and Macks Road (TTRO00347).
• The orders published on 17 September 2026: Grosvenor Terrace (TTRO00221) and Rodney Place (TTRO00265).
• Southwark’s digitisation of traffic management orders, the notice of the five map-based orders made on 17 September 2026.
• The hire cycle bay orders, published 10 September and re-published 17 September 2026: Elm Grove (TTRO00320), Champion Park (TTRO00442), Gibbon Road, St Asaph Road and Keetons Road.
• Lambeth’s Hawarden Grove play street order, made 4 September 2026, for the Friday closures to 31 December.
• National Rail Enquiries for the rail work: London Victoria, 17 and 18 October, Thameslink London Bridge to Sutton, 18 October, Overground at Surrey Quays, 18 October, Southeastern late nights, 19 to 23 October, Thameslink, 25 October, London Bridge and Swanley, 24 and 25 October, Overground around Crystal Palace, 25 October and Southeastern, 26 to 30 October.
• TfL’s road disruption feed and route status for the 37, 40, 42, 176, 185, P13, 343, 363, N63 and P4, read on 9 November 2026, for the Lordship Lane gas closure and diversions.
• TfL route status for the 40, 176, 185, 484, P13, 343 and 363, read on 12 October 2026.
• Re-read on 31 October 2026: the Peckham Rye order (TTRO00435 and TTRO00452), Melford Road and Wood Vale (TTRO00300 and TTRO00301), Clifton Crescent, Hinton Road, Linden Grove and Daniels Road, Hawarden Grove, and the notices dated 22 October for Overhill Road, Woods Road, Fielding Street, Trafalgar Street and Southwark Park Road (linked in the table above).
• Southwark’s Remembrance special events order, dated 29 October 2026 (ref LBSREM26), from the council’s statutory notices in the South London Weekly.
• National Rail: London Bridge, 31 October and 1 November and TfL’s Windrush line status planned works for 6 and 8 November, read on 31 October 2026.
• Read on 5 November 2026: TfL’s road disruptions feed, bus status and Windrush line planned works; Southwark’s notices dated 22 October, 29 October and 5 November on the Public Notice Portal and in the South London Weekly; and National Rail’s notices for Thameslink, 2 to 6 November, Thameslink, 9 to 12 November, 15 November, Thameslink, 17 to 20 November, Southern, 17 to 20 November and 22 November.
• Read on 12 November 2026: TfL’s road disruption feed (TIMS-237731, TIMS-237746, TIMS-236121) and route status for the 37, 40, 42, 176, 185, P13, 363 and N63; Southwark’s notices dated 12 November on the Public Notice Portal (Underhill Road TTRO00436, Friern Road TTRO00367, Scylla Road TTRO00364, Trafalgar Avenue TTRO00403, Basingdon Way TTRO00399, Torridge Gardens TTRO00406).
• The Dulwich Estate: tollgate and roads for the toll, the hours and the exemptions.
• Southwark Council: controlled parking zones for the zone hours, and paying for parking and car parks for the charges.
• TfL Ultra Low Emission Zone and Congestion Charge for the driving charges.

Correction, 21 September 2026. The 14 September version of this page listed the SGN diversion at Lawrie Park Road in Sydenham, which takes the 176 and the 197 via Westwood Hill, among the diversions that had finished. TfL’s bus status feed has that diversion running until 5pm on Sunday 18 October, and it is back in the list above.

Roadworks change daily. The dated items above were correct on 12 November 2026; check one.network or TfL before you rely on them.