Tube strike: largest walkout in 13 years causes severe disruption in London
Commuters face difficult trips to work as a result of strike on London Underground, with rail and bus services reported to be full before 6am
Londoners have had to deal with severe disruption to their morning commute during the biggest strike on the London Underground for 13 years.
Commuters faced lengthy and difficult trips to work on Thursday after the 24-hour industrial action, which began at 6.30pm on Wednesday, forced the entire tube network to close for the first time since 2002.
Absolute carnage on 113 bus. Driver refuses to drive as bus is too packed! Police was called and they just arrived! #tubestrike
World’s most depressing race watching 2 buses constantly over taking each other as we make our way over to #westend #London #tubestrikes
Chaotic scenes as people attempt to board a full number 9 #bus at #CharingCross #tubestrikes #commuting
The queue to get on a bus at Liverpool St station zig-zagging from outside #TubeStrikes pic.twitter.com/UE7zBBGCXL
Every bus on my road went straight by the bus stop this morning. All I could say was faces pressed against the bus windows. #tubestrikes
Some called it rapture. Others called it the Apocalypse. The gods here quietly uttered our punishment: #tubestrikes #everyManForThemselves
It’s zombie apocalypse time in London as people head into the sun and have no idea where they are going #tubestrikes
Tube strike causing havoc at Oxford Circus! #tfl #tubestrike #oxfordcircus #toomanypeople pic.twitter.com/PI2kX036SQ
If i knew there was going to be photographers at Victoria this morning i’d have worn a nicer t-shirt, done my hair etc #tubestrikes
Source: Guardian Transport
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