If strikes go ahead, there is expected to be some service on most London Underground lines – but significant disruption is expected with services varying across lines
Other TfL services including Elizabeth line, DLR, London Overground and Trams will be running normally however they are likely to be very busy
The vast majority of buses will be running normally throughout these strikes, but seven bus routes operated by Stagecoach will be affected by separate strike action between 05:00 on Friday 24 April and 05:00 on Saturday 25 April. Other buses will run as usual
TfL is advising customers to check services before they travel on the day by visiting tfl.gov.uk/strikes
Transport for London (TfL) is asking customers to check before they travel ahead of planned strike action on London Underground by RMT union Tube drivers. TfL is working hard to resolve the dispute, with dialogue with the union ongoing, and will operate as many services as possible should strikes go ahead. TfL is urging the union to call off their action and continue to work together on proposals to pilot a four-day week for train operators.
Strike action affecting the London Underground has been called between Tuesday 21 April and Friday 24 April. Should the strikes go ahead, there is expected to be some service on most lines, but with significant disruption. The level of service on each line will vary across the London Underground network. On these days, all other London Underground staff will be working, and other TfL services including Elizabeth line, DLR, London Overground and Trams will be running normally however they are likely to be very busy. The vast majority of buses will be running normally throughout these strikes, but seven routes operated by Stagecoach will be affected by a separate strike between 05:00 Friday 24 April and 05:00 Saturday 25 April. Other buses will run as usual.
This strike action, the first in a series of planned strikes between April and June, will begin at 12:00 on Tuesday 21 April, with a normal service expected until mid-morning. The action will finish at 12:00 on Friday 24 April and customers should expect disruption into the afternoon and early evening. Customers are advised to check their travel daily on TfL Go.
