Publish Time:2020-05-26 10:55:51Source:itv
【Introduction】:TfL released the information as it urged people not to use its most popular stations during peak hours unless journeys are essential.
TfL released the information as it urged people not to use its most popular stations during peak hours unless journeys are essential.
The list includes stations across the capital, such as Brixton, East Ham, North Acton and Walthamstow Central. It will be regularly updated depending on journey patterns.
Passengers are warned they should expect to queue to enter some stations, as transport bosses attempt to allow two-metre social distancing “wherever possible”.
Those who arrive in central London at mainline stations are being asked to complete their journey by walking or cycling, rather than changing onto a Tube train or bus.
The Tube network is at its busiest from 5.45am to 8.15am and 4pm to 5.30pm.
The capacity of Tube stations and trains will be constrained even once services are restored to full strength.
Operations were ramped up on Monday, meaning TfL is running 75% of Tube services, 85% of bus services and 80% of London Overground and Docklands Light Railway services.
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