Two separate days next week are set to see Underground drivers walk out over an ongoing dispute
Travellers in London have been warned of disruption to Tube services next week because of fresh strikes by drivers.
Members of the Rail, Maritime and Transport union (RMT) will walk out for 24 hours from 12 noon on Tuesday and Thursday (May 19 and 21).
Transport for London (TfL) said a service is expected on most Tube lines but warned there will be disruption to journeys and service levels will vary throughout the week.
After the strikes start disruption is expected on all Tube lines in the afternoons and services that do run will finish early.
Buses, the DLR, Elizabeth line, London Overground and trams will be running as normal during the industrial action but are expected to be busy.
TfL advised passengers to plan ahead and allow more time for their journey.
The union is in dispute over the working week after its members rejected changes.
Two strikes were held last month and more action is planned in June unless the dispute is resolved.
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