With an upgrade planned for Waterloo station in August, fewer train services will run while work takes place to extend the platforms. Journeys are also likely to take longer and a small number of stations will be closed.
Government figures show that more than a third of rail passengers have to stand on trains arriving in parts of London in the morning rush hour, but that’s when a normal service is running. So, if you commute from the south west, are you worried about a month of travel chaos or has the long-term planning for the upgrade paid off?
Share you experiences
We want to find out from you what commuting is like on your train line. How are you expecting to be impacted by the changes at Waterloo station? Have you changed your travel plans because of the disruption? Please share your experiences, anonymously if you prefer, in the form below.
We’d also like to see pictures and videos of what your commute looks like too. We will publish a selection in our reporting.
