London Underground drivers have gone on strike again causing fresh disruption for millions of commuters.
The 24-hour strike by members of the Rail, Maritime and Transport union (RMT) began at midnight and follows a similar walkout on Tuesday.
As many as six Tube lines have been fully or partly suspended so far today.
Transport for London (TfL) has warned of no service on the Circle line, Piccadilly line, and Metropolitan line between Baker Street and Aldgate and the Central line between White City and Liverpool Street.
There are major problems for passengers travelling to and from Heathrow Airport as a points failure has led to the suspension of the Elizabeth line to the airport and severe delays to the Heathrow Express.
The strikes come after last-ditch talks failed to resolve a dispute over a voluntary, compressed four-day week.
The RMT says more talks are expected next week.
Tuesday’s walkout caused a 41% drop in Tube journeys, while the Elizabeth line saw a 19% rise in usage.
Follow our live blog for the latest travel updates
Key points
- Which lines are disrupted by today's walkout?
- Why are the strikes taking place today?
- Bad weather predicted during latest strike
- More Tube drivers at work than on Tuesday
- RMT tells other union members to use the Underground on walkout days
- RMT lead - Further strikes 'inevitable' if terms are not renegotiated
Underground update
14:34 , Tom Place
Here is the status of all major Tube lines as of 2.30pm:
- Bakerloo line: No service between Queen's Park and Harrow & Wealdstone and severe delays on the rest of the line
- Central line: No service between White City and Liverpool Street and minor delays on the rest of the line
- Circle line: No service on the entire line
- District line: Severe delays on the entire line
- Hammersmith & City line: Severe delays on the entire line
- Jubilee line: Good service on the entire line
- Metropolitan line: No service between Baker Street and Aldgate, severe delays between Harrow-on-the-Hill and Watford, and minor delays on the rest of the line
- Northern line: No service between Golders Green and Battersea Power Station via Charing Cross and severe delays on the rest of line
- Piccadilly line: No service between Arnos Grove and Heathrow Airport / Uxbridge and severe delays on the rest of the line
- Victoria line: Minor delays on the entire line
- Waterloo and City line: No service on the entire line
Tube lines to close early
15:38 , Matt Watts
Due to the shortage of drivers on the network due to the strike action, Tube passengers are being warned not to try and travel after 9pm.
While some lines are not operating at all, most are operating currently with severe delays.
But because of the lack of drivers the whole network is expected to grind to a halt early.
So passengers are being advised not to attempt to use any line after 9pm this evening.
Lines reopen to and from Heathrow
15:10 , Tom Place
All lines have now reopened following the earlier points failure at Heathrow Terminals 2 & 3,
Trains running to and from Heathrow Airport may still be cancelled or delayed while services recover.
The disruption is expected to be over ahead of the afternoon rush hour.
RMT lead - Further strikes 'inevitable' if terms are not renegotiated
15:04 , Tom Place
Today’s strike action is the last that is currently scheduled - but RMT’s London lead has said that future strikes could occur if negotiations remain at an impasse.
Speaking to the Metro, Jared Wood said another strike would be a matter for RMT representatives and the union’s national executive if a resolution could not be reached.
Mr Wood said: “We will get everyone together and we’ll have a discussion about what the next steps are. In the meantime, we would hope to have met the company again to see if there’s any shift in their position.
“But at the moment, there is no indication at the last meeting that they were prepared to negotiate the terms. And if that continued to be their position, then I’m afraid further action will be inevitable.
He added that further strike action would be “under immediate consideration” if the terms of the proposal were not renegotiated.
Lines reopen between Charlton and Woolwich Dockyard
14:23 , Tom Place
The tree has now been removed from the railway between Charlton and Woolwich Dockyard.
Lines have now reopened., but trains running between the stations may still be cancelled or severely delayed until around 4pm.
Major disruption towards Heathrow continues
14:01 , Tom Place
There remains huge disruption on the Elizabeth line towards Heathrow, due to a points failure at Heathrow Terminals 2 & 3.
Some lines are blocked, and trains running to and from Heathrow Airport may be cancelled or severely delayed by up to 50 minutes.
The Heathrow Express, which runs from Paddington to the airport, is also affected by the points failure.
TfL have advised those travelling to and from Heathrow to use South Western Railway services to and from Feltham station for London Bus connections to and from the airport.
Tree on the line between Charlton and Woolwich Dockyard
13:48 , Tom Place
A tree on the railway is blocking all lines between Charlton and Woolwich Dockyard.
Trains running between these stations will be cancelled, severely delayed or revised, with major disruption expected until around 3pm.
This is affecting Southeastern services between London Cannon Street and Slade Green & Dartford, and London Cannon Street circular services, as well as Thameslink between Luton and Rainham.
Major problems for people trying to reach Heathrow as Elizabeth line suspended
13:24 , Matt Watts
Travellers trying to get to and from Heathrow are facing severe disruption after a points failure at Heathrow.
There is no service between Hayes & Harlington and Heathrow Airport on the Elizabeth Line.
Separately, National Rail says the Heathrow Express, which runs from Paddington to the airport, is also affected by the points failure with major disruption expected until 2.30pm.
It is warning services may be cancelled or severely delayed by up to 50 minutes.
There is already no service on the Piccadilly line for those trying to reach the airport on it due to the Tube strike.
TfL are advising those travelling to and from Heathrow Airport, to use South Western Railway services to and from Feltham station for London Bus connections to and from the airport.
Tube status update
13:06 , Matt Watts
Here is the status of all major Tube lines as of 1pm:
- Bakerloo line: Severe delays due to signal failure at Paddington and the strike action
- Central line: No service between White City and Liverpool Street and minor delays on the rest of the line
- Circle line: No service on the entire line
- District line: Severe delays on the entire line
- Hammersmith & City line: Severe delays on the entire line
- Jubilee line: Good service on the entire line
- Metropolitan line: No service between Baker Street and Aldgate, severe delays between Harrow on the Hill and Watford and minor delays on the rest of the line
- Northern line: Minor delays between High Barnet and East Finchley and between Edgware and Golders Green, with severe delays on the rest of the line
- Piccadilly line: No service between Arnos Grove and Heathrow Airport / Uxbridge and severe delays between Cockfosters and Arnos Grove
- Victoria line: Minor delays on the entire line
- Waterloo and City line: No service on the entire line
In addition, the Elizabeth line is part suspended between Heathrow Terminals 4 and 5 and Hayes & Harlington
More Tube drivers at work than on Tuesday
12:35 , Tom Place
More Tube drivers have come to work on Thursday, the second day of the RMT strike this week, than on the first on Tuesday.
The gradual drift back to work of more drivers suggests that the industrial action by the RMT may not be as strongly supported as previous walkouts.
On Tuesday, just under 60% of drivers turned up to work, with the figure for Thursday expected to be a couple of percentage points higher.
In the April walkouts, the turnout rate was 57%.
Just over half of Tube drivers are members of the Aslef train drivers' union which is not on strike.
But more RMT drivers are also believed to be turning up for their shifts.
A Transport for London source told The Standard: "More Tube drivers came to work today than on Tuesday.
"There is less support for the strikes than previously.”
The strike is over reforms which the RMT has branded a "fake" four-day week.
However, Aslef is backing the voluntary four-day week which it has stressed offers drivers the best working conditions on the mainline rail network.
Rain across the capital
12:05 , Tom Place
Those working from home today may be feeling glad they don’t have to pop out for a sandwich this lunchtime.
Heavy rain is now falling across the capital, with further storms expected later this afternoon.
Rain has stopped play at Lord’s in North London, where the England men’s cricket team are playing their first Test match of the summer against New Zealand.
Early data from O2 shows how RMT strike hitting London
12:00 , Tom Place
O2's anonymised Motion data shows that footfall in some key London areas is down compared to a normal Thursday morning.
According to the data, the City is down by 9% , King's Cross by 12%, the West End by 5%, and Westminster by 11%.
A Virgin Media O2 spokesperson said: “As Tube strikes continue across London, our mobility data shows footfall remains down across some of the city's busiest areas, including the City, Westminster and King's Cross.
"The data highlights the continued impact transport disruption can have on central London, with many people once again changing their usual routines and journeys."
Tube update
11:33 , Tom Place
Here is the status of all major Tube lines as of 11.30am:
- Bakerloo line: Severe delays between Queen's Park and Harrow & Wealdstone and minor delays between Queen's Park and Elephant & Castle.
- Central line: No service between White City and Liverpool Street and minor delays on the rest of the line
- Circle line: No service on the entire line
- District line: Severe delays on the entire line
- Hammersmith & City line: Minor delays on the entire line
- Jubilee line: Good service on the entire line
- Metropolitan line: No service between Baker Street and Aldgate and minor delays on the rest of the line
- Northern line: Minor delays between High Barnet and East Finchley and between Edgware and Golders Green, with severe delays on the rest of the line
- Piccadilly line: No service between Arnos Grove and Heathrow Airport / Uxbridge and severe delays on the rest of the line
- Victoria line: Minor delays on the entire line
- Waterloo and City line: No service on the entire line
Quiet on the Elizabeth line
11:17 , Tom Place
After rush hour was busier than normal on the Elizabeth line, it is much quieter now as we approach lunchtime.
Northern line update
10:31 , Tom Place
Service has improved on the Northern line.
There are now only minor delays between High Barnet and East Finchley and between Edgware and Golders Green.
There are still severe delays on the rest of the line.
Underground update
10:00 , Tom Place
Here is the status of all major Tube lines as of 10am:
- Bakerloo line: Minor delays between Queen's Park and Elephant & Castle, and severe delays on the rest of the line.
- Central line: No service between White City and Liverpool Street and minor delays on the rest of the line
- Circle line: No service on the entire line
- District line: Severe delays on the entire line
- Hammersmith & City line: Minor delays on the entire line
- Jubilee line: Good service on the entire line
- Metropolitan line: No service between Baker Street and Aldgate and minor delays on the rest of the line
- Northern line: Severe delays on the entire line
- Piccadilly line: No service between Arnos Grove and Heathrow Airport / Uxbridge and severe delays on the rest of the line
- Victoria line: Minor delays on the entire line
- Waterloo and City line: No service on the entire line
Bakerloo line update
09:46 , Tom Place
Service has now resumed on the Bakerloo line between Queen's Park and Harrow & Wealdstone, albeit with severe delays.
Union rep 'complained iPads being supplied by TfL too small to watch Netflix'
09:39 , Tom Place
A union representative allegedly complained that work iPads being supplied to Tube drivers were “too small to watch Netflix” on.
Reforms to bring in a four-day week for Underground drivers, who earn around £74,000 a year, have been discussed on several rail forums.
On one of them, an ex-conductor who is now in middle management, posted: “Honestly, as much as I’m for unions, sometimes the reps just don’t help themselves.
“Rep at a recent meeting to give drivers tablets complained that the screen was too small to watch Netflix on, so they should be given bigger ones. Unreal stuff.”
You can read the full story here.
RMT tells other union members to use the Underground on walkout days
09:21 , Tom Place
The RMT is advising other union members to use the Tube on strike days.
The PCS Union’s Whitehall branch raised with the RMT whether it should be encouraging its members to avoid the Underground on days that it was being hit by industrial action.
But the National Union of Rail, Maritime and Transport Workers (RMT) said PCS members should “please travel as you can”.
Just over half of Tube drivers are members of the Aslef train drivers’ union, but more RMT drivers are also believed to have decided to work in the latest strikes, compared to those in April.
You can read the full story by The Standard’s chief reporter Nicholas Cecil here.
60% of Tube drivers worked on Tuesday
09:11 , Tom Place
Transport for London (TfL) has said that Londoners and visitors to the city were still able to travel despite the strike action on Tuesday, adding that more than 60% of drivers came to work across the day.
A TfL spokesperson said: “We continue to urge the RMT to work with us to resolve their questions on the proposed four-day week and to suspend any future action while that work is completed.”
Tube update
09:06 , Tom Place
Here is the status of all major Tube lines as of 9.00am:
- Bakerloo line: No service between Queen's Park and Harrow & Wealdstone and severe delays on the rest of the line
- Central line: No service between White City and Liverpool Street and minor delays on the rest of the line
- Circle line: No service on the entire line
- District line: Severe delays on the entire line
- Hammersmith & City line: Minor delays on the entire line
- Jubilee line: Good service on the entire line
- Metropolitan line: No service between Baker Street and Aldgate and minor delays on the rest of the line
- Northern line: Severe delays on the entire line
- Piccadilly line: No service between Arnos Grove and Heathrow Airport / Uxbridge and severe delays on the rest of the line
- Victoria line: Minor delays on the entire line
- Waterloo and City line: No service on the entire line
Weather holding off - for now
08:56 , Tom Place
Thankfully, the thunderstorms that were forecast for the morning rush hour haven’t occurred, saving Londoners further travel misery.
According to BBC Weather, there is still a very high chance of storms throughout the day, including the evening rush hour.
We will keep you updated.
Underground update
08:30 , Tom Place
Here is the status of all major Tube lines as of 8.30am:
- Bakerloo line: No service between Queen's Park and Harrow & Wealdstone and severe delays on the rest of the line
- Central line: No service between White City and Liverpool Street and minor delays on the rest of the line
- Circle line: No service on the entire line
- District line: Severe delays on the entire line
- Hammersmith & City line: Minor delays on the entire line
- Jubilee line: Good service on the entire line
- Metropolitan line: No service between Baker Street and Aldgate and minor delays on the rest of the line
- Northern line: Severe delays on the entire line
- Piccadilly line: No service between Arnos Grove and Heathrow Airport / Uxbridge and severe delays on the rest of the line
- Victoria line: Minor delays on the entire line
- Waterloo and City line: No service on the entire line
When will the Tube strikes end?
08:21 , Tom Place
Similarly to Tuesday, today’s strike runs until 11.59pm tonight.
No additional strike dates have been confirmed by the unions, so today’s walkout action could be the last for a while.
London Mayor Sir Sadiq Khan has called on the RMT union to come to a resolution with Underground officials, with talks expected to resume next week.
You can read the full story here.
Points failure between St Albans City and Bedford
08:11 , Tom Place
A points failure between St Albans City and Bedford means that some line are blocked.
Trains running between these stations may be delayed by up to 20 minutes until around 9am.
This is affecting a number of Thameslink services between Brighton, Horsham, Haywards Heath, Three Bridges, East Grinstead and Bedford, and also between Rainham, Orpington, Elephant & Castle and Luton.
Tube update
08:00 , Tom Place
Here is the status of all major Tube lines as of 8am:
- Bakerloo line: No service between Queen's Park and Harrow & Wealdstone and severe delays on the rest of the line
- Central line: No service between White City and Liverpool Street and minor delays on the rest of the line
- Circle line: No service on the entire line
- District line: Severe delays on the entire line
- Hammersmith & City line: Minor delays on the entire line
- Jubilee line: Good service on the entire line
- Metropolitan line: No service between Baker Street and Aldgate and minor delays on the rest of the line
- Northern line: Severe delays on the entire line
- Piccadilly line: No service between Arnos Grove and Heathrow Airport / Uxbridge and severe delays on the rest of the line
- Victoria line: Minor delays on the entire line
- Waterloo and City line: No service on the entire line
Exclusive: Quarter of London Tube escalators are operating past their lifespan
07:53 , Tom Place
New data has revealed that over a quarter of escalators on the London Underground have passed their expected lifespan, which could be contributing to repeated disruption on the Tube network.
FOI data has revealed that 153 out of 566 escalators on the Tube network are operating beyond their end-of-life date (around 27%).
Many of these ageing escalators are found at some of London’s busiest stations and on key commuter lines, including the Bakerloo, Northern, Victoria and Jubilee lines.
You can read the full exclusive, from The Standard’s Megan Howe, here.
Mildmay update
07:45 , Tom Place
There are still minor delays on the Mildmay line between Clapham Junction and Willesden Junction due to a faulty train.
There is a good service on the rest of the line.
Underground update
07:34 , Tom Place
Here is the status of all major Tube lines as of 7.30am:
- Bakerloo line: No service between Queen's Park and Harrow & Wealdstone and severe delays on the rest of the line
- Central line: No service between White City and Liverpool Street and minor delays on the rest of the line
- Circle line : No service on the entire line
- District line: Severe delays on the entire line
- Hammersmith & City line: Minor delays on the entire line
- Jubilee line: Good service on the entire line
- Metropolitan line: No service between Baker Street and Aldgate and minor delays on the rest of the line
- Northern line: Severe delays on the entire line
- Piccadilly line: No service between Arnos Grove and Heathrow Airport / Uxbridge and severe delays on the rest of the line
- Victoria line: Minor delays on the entire line
- Waterloo and City line: No service on the entire line
Which lines are disrupted by today's walkout?
07:29 , Tom Place
As on Tuesday, the Overground, Elizabeth line and DLR will still be running today, but services are expected to be very busy, with crowding likely throughout the day.
Passengers are advised to plan their journeys ahead of time and to allow extra time for travel.
The Standard has put together a full breakdown of which lines are expected to be affected - you can read the full guide here.
Overground disruption between Willesden Junction and Clapham Junction
07:20 , Tom Place
A fault on a train at Imperial Wharf is causing disruption to some Overground trains this morning.
Trains running between Willesden Junction and Clapham Junction may be cancelled, delayed or revised, with disruption expected into rush hour.
Overground and Elizabeth line usage well up during previous strikes
07:11 , Tom Place
Usage on the London Underground was down by 41% on Tuesday, TfL has confirmed, with no trains on some lines and delays or part suspensions on others during an earlier 24-hour strike.
TfL said that despite the drop in Underground usage on the day, passenger figures for buses, the Overground and Elizabeth line were up by 5%, 9% and 19% respectively.
More than 800,000 journeys are made on the Elizabeth line every day - but there may have been more than a million journeys made on it on Tuesday.
Why are the strikes taking place today?
07:02 , Tom Place
Members of the RMT union have gone on strike today after last-minute talks between the RMT and London Underground officials failed to reach a breakthrough.
Drivers belonging to Aslef are not taking part in the strike, meaning most Tube lines are expected to remain running, although services are likely to be reduced.
The RMT is arguing that the new working conditions deal proposed by TfL is a “fake” four-day week, claiming it amounts to five days' work compressed into four.
TfL has expressed its “disappointment” at the union's decision to press ahead with the strike.
The transport authority has reiterated that the proposed four-day working week is voluntary and that no driver would be forced to accept it.
More lines open
06:55 , Tom Place
All lines except the Circle and Waterloo & City lines are now at least partially open.
The Bakerloo, Central, Metropolitan and Piccadilly lines remain partly suspended.
Of the major Tube lines, only the Jubilee line is running a normal service.
Bad weather predicted during latest strike
06:49 , Tom Place
BBC Weather is forecasting thunderstorms over the capital during today’s strike action.
Right now (in east London, at least) the rain is holding off, but inclement weather is expected during the morning rush hour, with further storms predicted for later in the day.
During Tuesday’s strikes, thunder and lighting compounded the misery of commuters hit by walkouts, with an deluge of rain hitting the capital during the evening rush hour.
King’s Road in Chelsea was blocked in both directions by a fallen tree, with images shared online showing the tree covering both pavements on the street.
Underground status as of 6.30am
06:41 , Tom Place
Many lines completely suspended
06:38 , Tom Place
As of 6.30am, a number of Tube lines remain completely suspended.
There is currently no service on the Circle, District, Hammersmith & City, Metropolitan, Northern, and Hammersmith & City lines.
Most lines are expected to have at least some service today, but heavily reduced.
There is not expected to be any service all day on the Circle line, Piccadilly line, and Metropolitan line between Baker Street and Aldgate and the Central line between White City and Liverpool Street.
Good morning
06:32 , Tom Place
We are resuming our live travel coverage, with another 24-hour walkout set to cause travel misery for Londoners today.
Severe delays on the Elizabeth line
Wednesday 3 June 2026 18:34 , Megan Howe
There are severe delays on the Elizabeth line between Whitechapel and Shenfield after an object got caught in the overhead line equipment.
Some lines running between the stations are blocked.
As a result, trains may be delayed, revised or cancelled.
Disruption is expected until 9.30pm.
Minor delays on the Metropolitan line
Wednesday 3 June 2026 18:15 , Megan Howe
There are minor delays between Harrow-on-the-Hill and Watford due to an earlier obstruction on the track at Croxley.
Mildmay line disruption clears
Wednesday 3 June 2026 17:42 , Megan Howe
The earlier disruption on the Mildmay line has now cleared and services are running as normal.
Tube strikes cut hospitality bookings by up to 67%, data shows
Wednesday 3 June 2026 17:32 , Megan Howe
As drivers prepare to go on strike again from midnight, data from Access Hospitality has revealed the major impact industrial action has on the sector.
During the September 2025 strikes, pubs, bars and restaurant bookings fell by up to 67% and walk-ins dropped by nearly 70%.
Champa Magesh, managing director at Access Hospitality said: “We’ve seen from previous strikes just how significant the impact can be on hospitality businesses, with bookings dropping by 67%.
“The upcoming strikes are during a key trading window for hospitality, so it’s vital that businesses prepare now to minimise the risk of no-shows, cancellations and fewer walk-ins.”
London businesses being hit by Tube strikes
Wednesday 3 June 2026 16:55 , Megan Howe
“For many businesses that rely on people visiting in person, the impact of these strikes will have already been felt through cancelled bookings and people changing their plans,” said Ed Richardson, programme director for transport at BusinessLDN.
“We urge both sides to reach a sustainable agreement to put an end to the damaging uncertainty hanging over businesses and London’s economy.”
Which lines are affected by tomorrow's strikes?
Wednesday 3 June 2026 16:33 , Megan Howe
Tomorrow’s Tube strikes will impact the entire London Underground network, with service varying on each line throughout the day.
Tuesday’s strikes brought travel disruption for thousands of commuters, with most lines partially or fully suspended at some point during the day.
But the lines facing total or partial closures on Thursday are:
Circle Line: No service expected across the entire line.
Piccadilly Line: No service expected across the entire line.
Central Line: No service between White City and Liverpool Street.
Metropolitan Line: No service between Baker Street and Aldgate
Severe delays on the Piccadilly line
Wednesday 3 June 2026 15:50 , Megan Howe
There are severe delays on the Piccadilly line due to an earlier obstruction on the track at Barons Court.
Disruption towards Gatwick
Wednesday 3 June 2026 15:29 , Tom Place
A points failure between Gatwick Airport and Purley means all lines are disrupted.
Trains may be delayed or diverted via Redhill, with disruption expected until around 6pm.
Tube and Overground update
Wednesday 3 June 2026 14:54 , Tom Place
A number of Tube and Overground lines are reporting delays this afternoon:
- Central line: Minor delays on entire line
- DLR: Minor delays between Stratford and Canary Wharf due to a track fault at Pudding Mill Lane.
- Elizabeth line: Minor delays between Paddington and Abbey Wood eastbound only
- Mildmay line: No service between Willesden Junction and Clapham Junction while TfL remove a tree from the track at Shepherd's Bush
- Piccadilly line: No service between Acton Town and Hyde Park Corner eastbound only, and severe delays between Hyde Park Corner and Cockfosters eastbound only while TfL remove an obstruction from the track at Barons Court
Trams update
Wednesday 3 June 2026 14:25 , Tom Place
There is currently no service on London Trams between Arena and Elmers End due to a tree from the track.
There is a good service on the rest of the line.
Tories attack Sir Sadiq Khan over Tube strikes
Wednesday 3 June 2026 14:08 , Tom Place
The Conservatives are blaming Sir Sadiq Khan for the RMT's walkouts.
Shadow Minister for London Gareth Bacon, MP for Orpington, said: "Once again, Londoners are being held to ransom because of Sadiq Khan's abject failure to stand up to the militant unions.
"He promised zero days of strikes on his watch, yet, like so many of the promises he made to get elected, he has spectacularly failed to deliver.
"As usual, the Mayor's silence is deafening. Londoners deserve to know what he is doing to bring this strike action to an end once and for all."
Are more Tube strikes planned?
Wednesday 3 June 2026 13:13 , Megan Howe
After this week, there are no further Tube strikes formally planned by the RMT union.
But, the dispute between TfL and RMT regarding the voluntary four-day working week is ongoing.
Therefore, more strikes could follow.
Central line update
Wednesday 3 June 2026 12:29 , Tom Place
There are now minor delays on the Central line due to train cancellations.
What other strikes are scheduled for June?
Wednesday 3 June 2026 11:20 , Tom Place
The Unite union has announced fresh strike action in a bitter dispute around scheduling and driver fatigue.
Over 300 drivers at the East London Bus & Coach Company, which is part of Stagecoach, are planning to walk out again from Thursday, June 11 to Sunday, June 14.
The union says the industrial action will impact services that operate from Bow bus garage and include those that go to central London and Westfield Stratford City shopping centre.
The affected routes are: 8, N8, 25, N25, 45, 205, N205 and 425.
No more tube strikes are scheduled after Thursday as it stands - but more could be announced following further talks between the RMT union and London Underground officials which are scheduled for next week.
When will the London Tube strikes end?
Wednesday 3 June 2026 11:10 , Tom Place
Disruption due to tomorrow’s Tube strikes is expected to severely impact hit the morning rush hour.
Around half of London Underground services ran during peak morning time on during walkout action on Tuesday.
There was some level of service on most Tube lines for the rest of the day, however most ran with severe delays, while the Circle and Waterloo & City lines were suspended entirely and the Bakerloo, Central, and Piccadilly lines were part suspended.
TfL is urging passengers to check their routes in advance and to allow extra time for travel, while passengers are also being advised to complete their journeys by 9pm.
You can read the full story here.
Which lines will be disrupted by Thursday's walkout?
Wednesday 3 June 2026 10:58 , Tom Place
Commuters are set for more travel chaos with a 24-hour walkout by RMT members on Thursday.
The Overground, Elizabeth line and DLR will still be running, but services are expected to be very busy, with crowding likely throughout the day.
Passengers are advised to plan their journeys ahead of time and to allow extra time for travel.
The Standard has put together a full breakdown of which lines are expected to be affected - you can read the full guide here.
When are the next strikes taking place?
Wednesday 3 June 2026 10:46 , Tom Place
Following Tuesday’s strike action, a reminder that RMT members will be staging another walkout all day tomorrow, Thursday June 4.
The strike will take place between 12.01am and 11.59pm, with lines expected to be suspended, part suspended, or severely delayed as they were on Tuesday.
Elizabeth line resumes a good service
Wednesday 3 June 2026 10:37 , Tom Place
There is now a good service again on the Elizabeth line, following the earlier fallen tree on the track at Gidea Park.
There is now a good service across the whole Tube and Overground network.
Disruption around New Cross
Wednesday 3 June 2026 10:28 , Tom Place
A train hit an obstruction on the line at New Cross this morning, causing disruption in south London.
All lines have now reopened, but trains may still be cancelled, delayed by up to 25 minutes or diverted while service recovers.
The Disruption is expected until around 2pm.
Tube and Overground update
Wednesday 3 June 2026 09:56 , Tom Place
Following Tuesday’s travel chaos, service on the London Underground is much more serene today.
There are currently minor delays between Shenfield and Whitechapel on the Elizabeth line due to an earlier fallen tree on the track at Gidea Park.
There is a good service on the rest of the line, as there is on the rest of the network.
Tube strikes to have 'major' impact on hospitality sector
Wednesday 3 June 2026 09:40 , Tom Place
Industry chiefs have warned that the strike action this week will have a major impact on the hospitality sector, as customers seek to cancel their bookings and struggle to make their seats at the theatre.
Michael Kill, CEO of the Night Time Industries Association (NTIA), said: "Businesses across the capital rely heavily on office workers, commuters, visitors and tourists travelling into central London, and any disruption to the transport network has an immediate and measurable impact on footfall, trade and consumer confidence.
“For many hospitality businesses, particularly independent operators, the loss of customers caused by transport disruption is simply unaffordable in the current economic climate.
He continued: “What is particularly concerning is the prospect of further strike action extending into the remainder of the week and the weekend. Hospitality businesses plan and staff their operations around expected demand, with weekends representing some of the most important trading periods of the week.
“Continued uncertainty not only affects daily revenue but also impacts bookings, events, staffing and the wider visitor economy. London's hospitality and night-time economy is one of the city's greatest economic and cultural assets, supporting hundreds of thousands of jobs and generating billions of pounds in economic activity. It is also a key part of the visitor experience for both domestic and international tourists.
“We fully recognise the importance of constructive industrial relations, but we urgently call on all parties to reach a resolution.”
Tube strikes impacting visual impaired people, says leading sight loss charity
Wednesday 3 June 2026 09:30 , Tom Place
The UK’s leading charity for sight loss has said that the Tube strikes have raised additional challenges for people with vision impairment.
Guide Dogs raised concerns over the danger posed by e-bikes, particularly when parked incorrectly or in large groups.
People with sight loss cannot always see if they can safely squeeze past, and often the alternative is to step into the road around it, said the charity.
Clive Wood, of Guide Dogs, said the strikes created additional challenges for people with a vision impairment, as changes to usual routes and travel patterns make getting around more difficult.
Hr said: “Tube closures can lead to increased traffic, busier pavements, and more crowded public spaces and buses.”
He said many e-bikes and scooters were poorly parked and blocked pavements, posing risks for pedestrians with sight loss.
“For some, these factors may make journeys feel unpredictable or unsafe, and may lead them to avoid travelling altogether, limiting their independence,” he added.
“We’re asking commuters to remember that while trains may stop, the need for accessibility doesn’t. A small act like moving a hire bike or giving up a space or a seat can be the difference between a safe journey and a dangerous one for a person with sight loss.”
Bad weather predicted during Thursday's strikes
Wednesday 3 June 2026 09:18 , Tom Place
BBC Weather is currently forecasting thunderstorms over the capital during planned strike action on Thursday.
The inclement weather is expected during the morning rush hour, with further storms predicted for later in the day.
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During Tuesday’s strikes, thunder and lighting compounded the misery of commuters hit by walkouts, with an deluge of rain hitting the capital during the evening rush hour.
King’s Road in Chelsea was blocked in both directions by a fallen tree, with images shared online showing the tree covering both pavements on the street.
Which lines will be affected by the Tube strikes?
Wednesday 3 June 2026 09:09 , Tom Place
Commuters in London are being hit by fresh wave of disruption as Tube strikes disrupt the capital’s transport network once again.
Members of the RMT union will strike on Thursday, June 4 after last-minute talks between the RMT and London Underground officials failed to reach a breakthrough.
Drivers belonging to Aslef are not taking part in the strike, meaning most Tube lines are expected to remain running, although services are likely to be reduced.
The Overground, Elizabeth line and DLR will still be running, but services are expected to be very busy, with crowding likely throughout the day.
You can read the full story here:
Which lines are running during this week's Tube strike in London?
Union rep 'complained iPads being supplied by TfL too small to watch Netflix'
Wednesday 3 June 2026 09:05 , Tom Place
A union representative allegedly complained that work iPads being supplied to Tube drivers were “too small to watch Netflix” on.
Reforms to bring in a four-day week for Underground drivers, who earn around £74,000 a year, have been discussed on rail forums.
On one of them, an ex-conductor who is now in middle management, posted: “Honestly, as much as I’m for unions, sometimes the reps just don’t help themselves.
“Rep at a recent meeting to give drivers tablets complained that the screen was too small to watch Netflix on, so they should be given bigger ones. Unreal stuff.”
You can read the full story by The Standard’s chief reporter Nicholas Cecil here.
60% of Tube drivers worked on Tuesday
Wednesday 3 June 2026 09:01 , Tom Place
Six out of ten Tube drivers went to work on Tuesday, despite the industrial action by the RMT union.
The 60% figure was slightly up on the April walkouts when it was 57%.
More than half of Tube drivers are members of the Aslef train drivers’ union which is not striking and has firmly backed a proposed four-day week.
However, it is understood that more RMT drivers turned up to work on Tuesday than in the April walkouts in a dispute over the new four-day week for drivers who earn around £74,000-a-year.
You can read the full story here.
Are Thursday’s tube strikes going ahead?
Wednesday 3 June 2026 08:56 , Tom Place
Londoners faced travel chaos on Tuesday, as a 24-hour walkout by drivers from the RMT union caused line suspensions and severe delays across the London Underground.
Wet and stormy weather conditions compounded commuter’s misery, with further temperamental weather forecast for Thursday.
Mayor of London Sadiq Khan has urged the RMT and London Underground officials to get back around the negotiating table to avoid the forthcoming 24-hour walkout.
However, as things stand, Thursday’s strike looks set to go ahead, barring unexpected 11th-hour talks.
Underground update
Tuesday 2 June 2026 20:55 , Tom Place
Here is the status of all major Tube lines as of 8.55pm:
- Bakerloo line: No service between Queen's Park and Harrow & Wealdstone and severe delays on the rest of the line
- Central line: No service between White City and Liverpool Street and minor delays on the rest of the line
- Circle line: No service on the entire line
- District line: Severe delays on the entire line
- Elizabeth line: Severe delays between Whitechapel and Shenfield
- Hammersmith & City line: No service between Liverpool Street and Barking and severe delays on the rest of the line
- Jubilee line: Minor delays on the entire line
- Metropolitan line: No service between Baker Street and Aldgate and minor delays on the rest of the line
- Northern line: No service between Golders Green and Battersea Power Station via Charing Cross southbound only and severe delays on the rest of the line
- Piccadilly line: No service between Arnos Grove and Acton Town/Uxbridge and severe delays on the rest of the line
- Victoria line: Minor delays on the entire line
- Waterloo and City line: No service on the entire line
Tube disruption update
Tuesday 2 June 2026 19:32 , Alastair Lockhart
Here is the latest on the Tube disruption as of 7.30pm.
The Circle and Waterloo & City lines are suspended.
The Bakerloo, Central, Hammersmith & City, Metropolitan, Northern and Piccadilly lines are part suspended.
There are severe delays on the Bakerloo, District, Elizabeth, Hammersmith & City, Northern and Piccadilly lines.
Minor delays are also being experienced on the Central, Jubilee, Metropolitan and Victoria lines.
Queues at Tottenham Court Road station
Tuesday 2 June 2026 19:06 , Alastair Lockhart
Staff at Tottenham Court Road are limiting the number of people who can enter the station in an effort to avoid overcrowding.
Large queues have formed outside the station as commuters try to get home for the evening.
The Elizabeth line and its stations have been much busier than usual today due to the strikes.
There are severe delays on the entire line due to this disruption and earlier issues caused by a signalling failure and a broken down train.
Six in ten train drivers turn up to work despite RMT walkouts hitting the capital
Tuesday 2 June 2026 18:57 , Alastair Lockhart
Six out of ten Tube drivers went to work on Tuesday despite the industrial action by the RMT union.
The 60 per cent figure was slightly up on the April walkouts when it was 57 per cent.
More than half of Tube drivers are members of the Aslef train drivers’ union which is not striking and has firmly backed a proposed four-day week.
However, it is understood that more RMT drivers turned up to work on Tuesday than in the April walkouts in a dispute over the new four-day week for drivers who earn around £74,000-a-year.
Mayor urges RMT to negotiate
Tuesday 2 June 2026 18:28 , Alastair Lockhart
Sir Sadiq Khan has urged the RMT to get back around the negotiating table on Wednesday for eleventh-hour talks to try to avoid the Tube strike on Thursday.
The London Mayor issued the plea on Tuesday after the union inflicted travel disruption across most of the Underground network.
Most Tube lines were impacted by the first RMT walkout this week.
"TfL (Transport for London) are available today, they're available tomorrow to talk to the RMT," Sir Sadiq told the BBC.
"I'd encourage (RMT) and TfL to get in the room and resolve this around the table rather than the disruption industrial action causes."
King's Road blocked by fallen tree
Tuesday 2 June 2026 18:06 , Alastair Lockhart
King’s Road in Chelsea has been blocked in both directions by a fallen tree as London is battered by rain and strong winds.
Dramatic images shared online showed the tree covering both pavements on the street.
A spokesperson for the Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea Council said: “We're aware of a tree that has fallen on Carlyle Square off King's Road in Chelsea.
“Our officers are en route to assist. Keep an eye on this feed for updates.”
We're aware of a tree that has fallen on Carlyle Square off King's Road in Chelsea. Our officers are en route to assist. Keep an eye on this feed for updates. pic.twitter.com/ZBTJwo7mrb
— Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea (@RBKC) June 2, 2026
Elizabeth line still delayed
Tuesday 2 June 2026 17:45 , Tom Place
There are still major delays between Paddington and Heathrow Airport/Reading on the Elizabeth line following an earlier faulty train at Paddington.
There are minor delays between Paddington and Abbey Wood, and a good service on the rest of the line.
Elizabeth line update
Tuesday 2 June 2026 17:10 , Tom Place
Many commuters are turning to the Elizabeth line today due to the tube strikes - but that line is also suffering from major delays as we enter rush hour.
There are currently severe delays between Abbey Wood and Heathrow Airport/Reading on the Elizabeth line, due to an earlier faulty train at Paddington.
There is a good service on the rest of the line.
Underground update
Tuesday 2 June 2026 17:01 , Tom Place
As we reach rush hour, here is the status of all Tube lines as of 5pm:
- Bakerloo line: No service between Queen's Park and Harrow & Wealdstone and severe delays on the rest of the line
- Central line: No service between White City and Liverpool Street and minor delays on the rest of the line
- Circle line: No service on the entire line
- District line: Severe delays on the entire line
- Hammersmith & City line: No service between Liverpool Street and Barking and severe delays on the rest of the line
- Jubilee line: Good service
- Metropolitan line: No service between Baker Street and Aldgate and minor delays on the rest of the line
- Northern line: No service between Golders Green and Battersea Power Station via Charing Cross southbound only and severe delays on the rest of the line
- Piccadilly line: No service between Arnos Grove and Acton Town/Uxbridge and severe delays on the rest of the line
- Victoria line: Minor delays on the entire line
- Waterloo and City line: No service on the entire line
Mildmay line update
Tuesday 2 June 2026 16:44 , Tom Place
There is currently no service between Willesden Junction and Richmond, and minor delays between Willesden Junction and Stratford, due to a faulty train at Acton Central.
London Underground are accepting tickets via reasonable routes.
There is a good service on the rest of the line.
Tube update
Tuesday 2 June 2026 16:30 , Tom Place
Here is the status of all major Tube lines as of 4.30pm:
- Bakerloo line: No service between Queen's Park and Harrow & Wealdstone and severe delays on the rest of the line
- Central line: No service between White City and Liverpool Street and minor delays on the rest of the line
- Circle line: No service on the entire line
- District line: Severe delays on the entire line
- Hammersmith & City line: No service between Liverpool Street and Barking and severe delays on the rest of the line
- Jubilee line: Good service
- Metropolitan line: No service between Baker Street and Aldgate and minor delays on the rest of the line
- Northern line: No service between Golders Green and Battersea Power Station via Charing Cross southbound only and severe delays on the rest of the line
- Piccadilly line: No service between Arnos Grove and Acton Town/Uxbridge and severe delays on the rest of the line
- Victoria line: Minor delays on the entire line
- Waterloo and City line: No service on the entire line
E-bike company expect further surge in use this week
Tuesday 2 June 2026 16:12 , Tom Place
Voi, the e-bike and e-scooter operator, saw an 85% increase in new riders during the last tube strikes, as well as a 148% surge in new user registrations.
Over the past few months, the company has doubled its fleet, and now operates a fleet of 9,000 e-bikes and thousands of e-scooters across 10 London boroughs.
Christina Moe Gjerde, Vice President of Northern Europe at Voi, expects demand to surge again during this week’s walkouts.
She said: “With Tube strikes already disrupting journeys across the capital, whether you are hopping on an e-bike for the first time or are already a regular rider, we are making it easier for people to keep moving and choose micromobility for their everyday journeys.
“The popularity of e-bikes and e-scooters also shows why Government and city leaders need to back the growing micromobility sector. TfL need to use its new devolved powers to deliver pan-London licensing for e-bikes and e-scooters and finally create a joined up network that works for Londoners and operators alike.”
Chief exec hits out at strikes
Tuesday 2 June 2026 15:48 , Tom Place
The chief executive of a major business membership organisation based in London has slammed this week’s tube strikes as a “direct hit on London’s economy”.
Ros Morgan, chief executive of Heart of London Business Alliance, which represents over 500 businesses, said: “This week’s Tube strikes are not just a commuter inconvenience - they are a direct hit on London’s economy, its businesses and its global reputation as a reliable place to work, visit and invest.
"A previous five day strike last September was estimated to cost £230 million and among our members, we know retail, hospitality and leisure businesses will be hit hardest by lower footfall.
"We respect the right to strike - but the scale and frequency of disruption is now causing disproportionate damage to the wider economy and to businesses of all sizes.
"Many of our members argue essential services should be required to maintain minimum service levels, especially during peak hours."
Overground and Eizabeth lines running as normal
Tuesday 2 June 2026 15:35 , Tom Place
While London Underground lines are beset with major delays, all London Overground lines are currently operating a normal service.
The Elizabeth line and the DLR, which many commuters are using as an alternative to the Tube, are also reporting a good service.
Underground update
Tuesday 2 June 2026 15:15 , Tom Place
Here is the status of all major Tube lines as of 3.15pm:
- Bakerloo line: No service between Queen's Park and Harrow & Wealdstone and severe delays on the rest of the line
- Central line: No service between White City and Liverpool Street and minor delays on the rest of the line
- Circle line: No service on the entire line
- District line: Severe delays on the entire line
- Hammersmith & City line: No service between Liverpool Street and Barking and severe delays on the rest of the line
- Metropolitan line: No service between Baker Street and Aldgate and minor delays on the rest of the line
- Northern line: No service between Golders Green and Battersea Power Station via Charing Cross southbound only and severe delays on the rest of the line
- Piccadilly line: No service between Arnos Grove and Acton Town/Uxbridge and severe delays on the rest of the line
- Victoria line: Minor delays on the entire line
- Waterloo and City line: No service on the entire line
Severe delays on the Northern line
Tuesday 2 June 2026 14:13 , Niva Yadav
The Northern line is now experiencing severe delays.
The Standard previously reported trains were running every 6 minutes.
This has now been revised to every 15 minutes.
"A sign of failure", says Sir Sadiq on strikes
Tuesday 2 June 2026 14:00 , Niva Yadav
Sir Sadiq Khan has said the strikes are “a sign of failure” as he urged RMT and TfL to “get round the table” and find a resolution,
Speaking on BBC Radio London, the capital’s Labour mayor explained: "The workers on strike lose a day's salary, TfL loses revenues, businesses are losing their customers, people have hospital appointments they can't get to. This is a massive inconvenience.”
Staff 'battling to control flow of people', says commuter
Tuesday 2 June 2026 13:45 , Megan Howe
Peter, 31, is a paramedic in London and while the strikes have not impacted him directly, he said his friend had “been stuck” due to the RMT walkout.
He said he heard station staff were battling to “control the flow of people into the train.”
Despite the chaos, Peter is in favour of the strikes.
“Everyone deserves to get paid for the work that they do”, he said.
What does reduced service mean?
Tuesday 2 June 2026 13:33 , Niva Yadav
Several lines are running reduced services on Tuesday and Thursday.
But what does this actually mean? Will you still be able to use London Underground services?
Footfall down in the capital, says Virgin Media
Tuesday 2 June 2026 13:30 , Niva Yadav
There are fewer people than usual in London on Tuesday, according to data from Virgin Media.
Using anonymised mobile phone data, footfall in the City in down by 16%.
Other areas are also seeing lower numbers of people. Westminster is down 11%, Kings Cross down 8%, and the West End down 6%.
Severe delays on the Lioness line
Tuesday 2 June 2026 13:23 , Niva Yadav
In an incident unrelated to strike action, a faulty train at South Kenton has caused severe delays on the Lioness line on the Overground network.
The line is now partially suspended between Watford Junction and Willesden Junction.
Queues for buses as Tubes halted by RMT walkout
Tuesday 2 June 2026 13:15 , Niva Yadav
Many Londoners have turned to buses as the RMT walkout continues, prompting long queues outside Victoria.
Is the Elizabeth line running?
Tuesday 2 June 2026 13:08 , Niva Yadav
Amid Tube strike chaos, the Elizabeth line is running today.
This will be music to the ears of many Londoners, though beware of severe delays.
There are also severe delays on the Lioness, District, and Piccadilly lines, while some lines are suspended altogether.
What London Underground lines are running?
Tuesday 2 June 2026 13:03 , Niva Yadav
Disruption on the London Underground is continuing into the afternoon.
The current state of play means several lines like the Circle and Waterloo & City are entirely suspended, while there are severe delays across at least four London Underground lines.
Tube strikes are 'annoying', but the 'world won't collapse', says Londoner
Tuesday 2 June 2026 13:00 , Megan Howe
The rain has also blocked commuters from accessing alternative transport, such as e-bikes.
Lucy said ordinarily she would have taken an e-bike during strike action, but was forced to find alternative routes because of the rain.
However, she said she had been in London long enough “to be resilient and to know her way around without using the Tube.”
Whilst the strikes are “annoying”, the “world won’t collapse”, she said.
RMT hits out at person frustrated by the strike action.
Tuesday 2 June 2026 12:53 , Megan Howe
Our members are simply seeking to establish what the implications are of proposed wholesale changes to their terms and conditions.
— RMT (@RMTunion) June 2, 2026
That's not entitled, that's a fundamental and basic right, Emily. https://t.co/rFX3er0BaC
'I think that RMT are selfish'
Tuesday 2 June 2026 12:35 , Megan Howe
Another reader of The Standard has criticised RMT.
“I think that RMT are selfish. If ASLF think it is a benefit...four days instead of five days a week and voluntary, why is RMT so bullish,” they said.
“TFL say it is voluntary so it benefits all drivers.
“The drivers should try being nurses on 12 hour shifts with possibly an extra hour in hand over time AND all for far less pay.”
Tourist says getting around London today is a 'mess'
Tuesday 2 June 2026 12:30 , Megan Howe
Londoners are battling two problems today: the rain and the strikes.
Luca from Italy said it was “difficult” to travel around London, explaining the day would be “a mess” amid the strike action and thundering weather.
'It's breaking the general thoroughfare,' says commuter
Tuesday 2 June 2026 12:15 , Megan Howe
Satmanyu works in the Liverpool Street area, but struggled to get into work on Tuesday morning.
The Tube strike chaos was not helped by the weather, he explained.“It’s breaking the general thoroughfare of the public.
“It’s disrupting a lot of lives,” he said.
But he added that the union has “a point” and he understood their perspective.
'People are stressed,' says veterinary nurse Tilly
Tuesday 2 June 2026 12:00 , Megan Howe
Tilly, 30, is a veterinary nurse whose journey was “hugely impacted” after she was forced to take a detour into Liverpool Street from the airport.
“It’s becoming dangerous, especially in this weather,” she said.
“People are slipping, people are stressed.”
She added: “Something needs to be done. It’s impacting our lives in a way that isn’t manageable.”
'Nobody can get in to hand in their work', university student says
Tuesday 2 June 2026 11:57 , Megan Howe
Students in London are having their days interrupted by strike action as the May half term draws to a close.
Poppy, a student in London, told The Standard that her studies have been interrupted by the strike.
“Today’s our final hand in day”, she explained. “But nobody can get in so nobody can hand in their work properly.”
'Striking drivers are holding working people to ransom', says commuter
Tuesday 2 June 2026 11:26 , Megan Howe
Speaking to The Standard, one commuter said she dreads getting home from work on strike days and criticised RMT drivers for taking the strike action.
“They earn a lot of money and are quick to strike over the slightest issue,” she said.
“They are holding the working people who rely on the Tube to get to and from work to ransom.
“We suffer, either having to make longer journeys and pay extra money to get to work. I don’t even earn half of what these guys earn and I have to manage.
“I don’t really care what the strike is about but the fact remains it’s unnecessary.”
Northern line seems to be operating as usual
Tuesday 2 June 2026 11:06 , Megan Howe
There are minor delays on the Northern line due to strike action, with services currently running around every six minutes.
While that's slightly less frequent than normal, the line appears to have been less affected than others across the network.
RMT to hit London with second Tube strike on Thursday, says transport chief
Tuesday 2 June 2026 10:27 , Megan Howe
A London transport boss has dashed hopes that the RMT may call off its second planned strike this week.
Nick Dent, Director of Customer Operations on the London Underground for Transport for London, said the union had made clear in talks that it was pressing ahead with the second walkout on Thursday.
Asked on BBC Radio London if there was any chance of a deal to avert the second strike, he said: "Unfortunately, not this week. We did ask yesterday. We were in talks at Acas.
"We asked them to suspend both strike days this week to allow further talks to take place.
"We did agree together that talks would continue next week, but unfortunately, the RMT made clear to us yesterday they had made the decision to go ahead with both days this week.
"We are available for talks. We'd talk today, or we'd talk tomorrow, but they made clear, unfortunately, that both of these days will be going ahead this week."
Jubilee line running almost as normal
Tuesday 2 June 2026 10:07 , Megan Howe
Some positive news from the London Underground, the Jubilee line is running almost as normal.
Tube services opened earlier than normal on Tuesday as London Underground sought to minimise disruption from the strike action.
Nick Dent, Director of Customer Operations on the London Underground for Transport for London, told BBC radio shortly after 7.30am: "The impact of the strike does vary between lines, so I can tell you, just checking before speaking to you, the Jubilee Line is now running very close to a normal service through London.
"Other lines are more impacted, other TFL modes, the Elizabeth Line, the Overground, bus, and others will be running as normal.
"The advice for the customers, your listeners, is to check before you travel, because the impact will vary different times of the day in different lines. "So, please go onto our website, use our online travel tools, and check before you travel."
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