Find out how your journey may be disrupted by the London Marathon
The London Marathon is set to cause travel disruption across the capital this weekend.
The marathon will start in Greenwich before heading through Rotherhithe, Bermondsey, Wapping, Shadwell, the Isle of Dogs, Poplar, Tower Hill, Embankment and Westminster before the 26.2 mile route finishes at The Mall.
Find out how your journey may be affected below.
Timetable for disruption
06:00: Bus route diversions start
07:00: Road closures enforced
09:00: Elite races begin
10:00: Mass participation Marathon starts
19:00: All roads expected to fully re-open
Significant road closures
Rotherhithe Tunnel
Tower Bridge
Southwark Bridge
Westminster Bridge
All approaches to Upper Thames Street, Tower Hill and Victoria Embankment
Cycle hire suspensions
The following docking stations for the Barclays cycle hire scheme will be suspended from midnight to 8pm on Sunday April 13:
Tower Gardens, Tower
Lower Thames Street, Monument
Embankment (Savoy), Strand
Whitehall Place, Strand
Horse Guards Avenue, Westminster
Northumberland Avenue, Strand
Curlew Street, Shad Thames
Nesham Street, Wapping
Somerset House, Strand
Public transport, walking and cycling will be the most effective ways to travel around the capital on race day.
However, the public have been warned that public transport and train stations will be busier than usual.
Customers can plan their route using TfL's journey planner
Commuters have also been advised to top up their Oyster cards in advance to avoid any delays on the day.
For regular updates and further detail on the disruption, visit TfL's website