Tube
- Most Tube services will be severely affected or will not run on strike days
- There will be no Night Tube on Friday 6 October
- Tube services the following mornings will be disrupted until around 08:00 (Thursday 5 and Saturday 7 October)
- Stations that do open may only be open for limited periods
Elizabeth line
- There are no strikes on the Elizabeth line
- The central section of the line could be subject to last minute changes, including non-stopping at stations in central London
- You may need to get off at Paddington, Liverpool Street or Whitechapel station and continue your journey using alternative transport options
- The rest of the Elizabeth line is expected to operate normally outside central London
- Services will be busier than usual
London Overground
- There are no strikes on London Overground services
- There may be last minute changes, including trains non-stopping at stations shared with London Underground
- Services will be much busier than usual
- Night Overground will run on Friday 6 October but will not stop at Whitechapel and Canada Water stations
DLR
- There are no strikes on the DLR
- There may be last minute changes, including trains non-stopping at stations shared with London Underground
- Services may be much busier than usual
- Night Overground will run on Friday 6 October but will not stop at Whitechapel and Canada Water stations
Buses and trams
- There are no strikes on buses and trams
- Services will run normally
- Services may be extremely busy
National Rail
There is also a national rail strike planned on Wednesday 4 October, with severely reduced services running.
This is likely to significantly affect the following train companies:
Avanti West Coast
c2c
Chiltern Railways
CrossCountry
East Midlands Railway
Gatwick Express
Great Northern
Great Western Railway
Greater Anglia (including Stansted Express)
Heathrow Express
LNER
London Northwestern Railway
Northern
South Western Railway (including Island Line)
Southeastern
Southern
Thameslink
TransPennine Express
West Midlands Railway
Source: TfL & National Rail