The next round of planned strike action by RMT Train Operators is set to impact the London Underground network from Tuesday, May 19 to Friday, May 22.
Some limited tube services may operate on strike day, However other TfL modes such as; Buses, DLR, Elizabeth line, London Overground, and Trams will operate as normal, though they are likely to be much busier than usual.
Strike Timetable & Service Impact
To help you navigate the week, here is the breakdown of how services will be affected:
| Date | Morning | Afternoon | Evening |
| Tue 19 & Thu 21 May | Normal service until mid-morning. | High Disruption. Services reduce after midday; any running trains will finish early. | Limited/No service. |
| Wed 20 & Fri 22 May | Delayed Start. Services will begin later than usual with significant disruption. | Service gradually returning to normal. | Normal service resumed. |
Top Tips for Travel
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Plan Ahead: Check the TfL website or app before you head out, as the situation can change quickly.
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Allow Extra Time: Expect platforms and alternative transport routes to be more crowded than usual.
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Consider Walking or Cycling: If your journey is within Zone 1, walking is often the quickest alternative. You can also take advantage of TfL Cycles and the extensive cycle lanes.
Need more detail? For the latest real-time updates and maps, please visit the official TfL Strike Page.