Trains from London Waterloo
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Three in five trains from London Waterloo reached their destination on time.
Weekdays 6 Oct – 2 Nov, trains to Weymouth, Exeter St Davids, Portsmouth Harbour and Southampton Central. On time means within 5 minutes of the timetable at the destination. Trains cancelled or terminated short aren’t counted. Source: National Rail Historical Service Performance.
Worst first, the last 4 weeks.
Portsmouth Harbour52% 875 trains · 18% more than 15 minutes late Southampton Central61% 725 trains · 14% more than 15 minutes late Weymouth70% 492 trains · 19% more than 15 minutes late Exeter St Davids77% 109 trains · 14% more than 15 minutes late Basingstoke Not enough trains measured yet Guildford Not enough trains measured yet Woking Not enough trains measured yetTrains a day, on Wednesday 4 November.
Clapham Junction445Vauxhall444Wimbledon295Earlsfield265Raynes Park217On Wednesday 4 November, 649 trains are timetabled to leave London Waterloo, for 181 stations, run by South Western Railway. The first goes at 05:05 and the last at 00:33.
The busiest hour is 17:00, when 44 trains leave. Platform 5 sees the most: 64 a day.
The longest trip is the South Western Railway train to Exeter St Davids: 4 hours 03, if it’s on time.
Over the last 4 weeks, two in five trains from here to Weymouth, Exeter St Davids, Portsmouth Harbour and Southampton Central didn’t get there on time.
Waterloo opened in 1848 and grew so haphazardly that it became a music-hall joke. It was rebuilt in stages around the trains and finished in 1922. Its main entrance, the Victory Arch, is a memorial to the railway company’s staff killed in the First World War. It has more platforms than any other station in Britain, and from 1994 to 2007 it was where Eurostar left for Paris and Brussels.