Angry commuters cram onto buses as Tube strike brings chaos to city
Evening Standard|March 01, 2022
Fury: TfL staff with loudhailers marshal the crowds as commuters queue for buses outside Victoria station today
Ross Lydall, John Dunne and Jonathan Prynn
Angry commuters cram onto buses as Tube strike brings chaos to city

PASSENGERS hit out today as the worst Tube strike in more than five years brought the first of four days of chaos to the London Underground.

Thousands of commuters were caught unaware by the RMT walkout and were forced to cram onto buses as advice to work from home went unheeded.

A miserable morning, with roads heavily congested, was made worse by a near five per cent rise in Transport for London fares and a 3.8 per cent hike in national rail fares.

A Tube boss described the RMT as “turkeys voting for Christmas” and said the union’s decision to call 10,000 members out on strike would worsen TfL’s already dire finances.

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