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In summary, is it that trains stop running by 19:00 or start declining
from then? I ask because I am confused by the accounts so far. Eg TFL say on their website "The RMT leadership plan a strike from 18:59 on Tuesday 9 June to 18:58 on Thursday 11 June, with normal services resuming on the morning of Friday 12 June. Customers using the Underground on the Tuesday evening are advised to finish their journeys by 19:00 to ensure they get home, as services are likely to decline after this time." Now I know I'm an old pedant but if they are on strike from 18:59 it'll be a little odd to find any of them still driving trains after 19:00. Is it more in the nature of a rolling stoppage with staff walking out as and when they reach the end of the line? If so, when do station staff walk out and force station closures? -- R (a.k.a. confused of Hackney) |
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