Tube travel chaos: 'Carnage' as Jubilee line halted after incident at Bond Street

London tube — 'A customer incident' at Bond Street has left severe delays on the entire line Getty Images

Customers are up in arms as the Jubilee Line was once again halted, causing serious delays on the whole line. An incident at Bond Street around 7.30am on Wednesday (9 March) led to an alarm being pulled and the entire line being halted.

One passenger said that they had been informed that an ambulance crew was set to arrive and help a customer at Bond Street.

A number of passengers took to social media to angrily react to the delay after people reported spending more than 10 minutes sitting at or between stations.

@jubileeline you can call is minor delays -- incredible that this is considered good service. We have sat at station for 4 mins
— Varooom (@GreenVic_) March 9, 2016

The line tweeted that there was an earlier train fault before then posting that the incident at Bond Street was being investigated:

Disruption Warning: Some trains may be held for short periods while we investigate a problem in Bond Street area. Updates to follow
— Jubilee line (@jubileeline) March 9, 2016

Though passengers angrily messaged about the lack of information they were being given, with one calling the information service "completely useless":

@TfL: @jubileeline is a mess this morning! Your information services are silent - completely useless! Thanks for nothing.
— Clive Sparrow (@clive_sparrow) March 9, 2016

Another described reports of minor delays to be an "understatement" and described London Bridge and Waterloo stations as "carnage":

@jubileeline a bit of an understatement - and too late to be helpful. CARNAGE at London Bridge and Waterloo!
— Clive Sparrow (@clive_sparrow) March 9, 2016