Last updated: 16 July 2026
Last Trip helps you work out the latest time you can leave and still catch your last train or bus home in London. You put in where you are and where you need to be, and it checks the TfL network for the last realistic way to get there.
Over time it has grown into a small collection of tools. There are pages for last departures and first trains on every Tube line, full line timetables, live pages for all 670 plus London bus routes, live line status, a weekend closures page, and a blog with practical guides on fares, Oyster cards and getting around.
The site started after one too many evenings of switching between three different apps just to answer one simple question: can I stay another hour, or do I need to leave now? TfL's own tools are genuinely good, but none of them answer that question directly. So I built something that does.
Everything runs on TfL's open data. Timetables and last train times are refreshed from TfL's feeds every few hours, and live arrivals come straight from TfL at the moment you open a page.
Please treat the site as a good guide rather than a guarantee. Engineering works and short notice changes happen, and on a night out the final word should always be TfL's own boards and staff.
Last Trip is an independent project, built and looked after by one person in London. It is not affiliated with or endorsed by Transport for London.
The site is free to use. To help cover the running costs, some pages may show adverts.
Spotted a wrong time, a broken page, or have an idea for something useful? I would genuinely like to hear it. Email me at [email protected] and I will reply as early as I can.
You can also read the privacy policy if you want to know how the site handles your data. The short version is that it uses no cookies and collects nothing personal.