Two Tube Strikes: Passengers Warned of Closures
Londoners are facing a double whammy of tube strikes this week, with two separate unions set to disrupt travel across the network. This will cause significant travel disruption for commuters and tourists alike.
RMT Strike: Friday, June 23rd
The Rail, Maritime and Transport (RMT) union is set to strike on Friday, June 23rd, impacting multiple tube lines. The union is demanding better pay and working conditions from Transport for London (TfL).
Affected lines:
- Bakerloo line
- Central line
- Jubilee line
- Northern line
- Piccadilly line
- Victoria line
- Waterloo & City line
Services will be heavily disrupted, with many lines completely closed. Passengers are urged to check the TfL website for the latest updates and travel information.
ASLEF Strike: Saturday, June 24th
Following the RMT strike, ASLEF, the train drivers' union, will be holding a separate strike on Saturday, June 24th.
Affected lines:
- London Overground
- Elizabeth line
The strike is expected to cause significant disruption on both lines, with services potentially being canceled or running with reduced frequency.
Travel Advice
Passengers are advised to plan their journeys in advance and consider alternative modes of transport, such as buses, walking, or cycling. If you must travel by tube, be prepared for significant delays and disruption.
Key things to remember:
- Check TfL website for the latest updates and information on affected services.
- Plan your journey in advance, allowing extra time for travel.
- Consider alternative modes of transport.
- Be patient and understanding with staff.
The strikes are expected to cause significant disruption to travel across London. By planning ahead and staying informed, passengers can minimize the impact on their journeys.