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London Underground, Tube drivers
London Underground train drivers threaten to protest over 'noisy' trains
London Underground train drivers are planning to protest against 'extreme noise levels' by deliberately reducing speeds to below 50mph on the Victoria line. The move comes after the RMT Union, which represents Tube drivers,
Tube drivers plan go-slow protest against ‘extreme noise levels’ on Underground
Drivers on a London Underground line are planning to drive their trains more slowly in a protest against “extreme noise levels”. Members of the RMT union are planning a go-slow on the Victoria Line because running at full speed creates noise levels that breach legal limits.
Tube drivers plan 'go slow' protest to curb excess noise on London Underground
Transport for London has spent almost £30m trying to combat Tube noise in the last five years, including on “grinding” the rails to try to remove bumps and abrasions. Passengers have complained about excessive noise – while residents living near stations have reported disturbance.
Video shows the moment 'Tube driver commentates on race’ with other London Underground train
A video shared on social media shows the moment that two London Underground trains appear to be ‘racing’. The video reportedly shows trains being driven between Hammersmith and Acton Town stations.
Tube drivers are reducing speed in protest on the Underground – here’s why
Although most of the Vicky line is automated, drivers control the speed of the train coming in and out of the depot. Even a small reduction in the speed of one train could cause knock-on impacts along the line and make it impossible for the Victoria line to achieve the peak hour frequency of 36 trains an hour.
London Tube strikes 2024: When are Aslef and RMT planning industrial action on the Underground?
Tube passengers are set to face travel misery in November after two unions announced a several strikes on the London Underground. Aslef, Britain’s union for train drivers, has ordered 24-hour walkouts on Thursday, November 7 and Tuesday, November 12.
London Underground drivers plan to slow down Tube trains in protest at 'extreme' noise
London Underground drivers are planning to drive more slowly in protest at 'extreme' noise created by trains. Members of the RMT union have voted to take the action after it reportedly got worse in recent weeks.
Tube strike announced as London Underground drivers to walk out over several days
London Underground workers including drivers are to stage a series of strikes next month in a dispute over pay. Members of the ASLEF union, who work as Tube drivers, instructors, management grades, and those in the engineering section have said they will will walk out on different days in the first few weeks of November.
Tube drivers plan go-slow protest against 'extreme noise levels' on London Underground
London Underground Tube drivers will deliberately reduce speeds to below 50mph to protest against 'extreme noise levels' of trains.
Tube drivers plan go-slow action on noise levels
Transport for London said it was working to reduce noise levels on the Victoria line Some Tube drivers are planning to reduce the speed of their trains in protest at "extreme noise levels" they say they are exposed to on the Underground.
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London Tube drivers to strike over pay
London Underground train drivers are set to strike next month in a dispute over pay, the Aslef union has announced. As well ...
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Tube chaos as London Underground strikes WILL go ahead next month with Aslef & RMT workers to walk out in row over pay
TUBE drivers and other workers are will stage a series of strikes next month in a dispute over pay. Members of Aslef, working ...
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Tube drivers plan ‘go slow’ protest at ‘extreme noise levels’ on the Underground
London Underground drivers will drive trains slower in protest against ‘extreme noise levels’. Passengers will be familiar ...
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