I am also hearing of a possible strike on the 10th March, however this is unconfirmed. ^W

*Strike Action Reminder* Strike action is due to restart and will affect North West London and some routes into Hertfordshire tomorrow. Please plan your journey in accordance. For more info visit tfl.gov.uk/campaign/bus-s… . Further strikes are set to go ahead later this week.

ℹ Bus strikes 🚌 Wed 3, Fri 5, Sat 6 March Services affected in west, south-west and north-west London plus parts of Surrey and Hertfordshire.

Services in West & South West London as well as a few services in Surrey & Central London will be heavily affected tomorrow due to strike action from RATP Group. Please see tfl.gov.uk/campaign/bus-s… for full details. Can also confirm another strike set for 10th March in NW London

Further to the strike tomorrow, more strikes have been planned by RATP Group in March: London Sovereign (NW London + Hertfordshire) : 10th, 17th London United (West + South West + Central London) : 6th, 17th, 24th, 31st Quality Line (South West London + Surrey) : 17th, 24th, 31st

Please see tfl.gov.uk/campaign/bus-s… for further information

Reminder, strike action will be affecting many routes in West & South West London as well as a few routes in Central London & Surrey tomorrow. Strikes have been suspended in North West London & on SOME routes in South West London tomorrow only. tfl.gov.uk/campaign/bus-s…

ℹ Bus strike suspended The bus strike planned for Wednesday 24 March has been suspended. 🙂

ℹ Bus strike 🚍 Thursday 15 April Services will be affected in west and southwest London plus parts of Surrey.

*Strike Info* Strikes in West & South West London on the 7th & 8th have been called off. Services will run as normal

Subject to further details or amendments, NEW STRIKES are planned for the end of May & beginning of June affecting services by Metroline (mostly in North, North West & West London) These are unrelated to the previous strikes affecting RATP Group services.

*Capacity Limit Info* From the 17th May, all front facing seats (not yet other ones) will be available for use. Capacity limits removed. Standing will only be permitted for those with disabilities. Extra buses continue. The "Every Other Bus" school/non school services will cease

Clarification : The new capacities of buses will vary depending on the size and model of bus, but the capacity of the typical double-decker bus will increase to around 60, while the average single-decker bus will increase to around 28.

Just a reminder to passengers, as restrictions have eased, all front facing seats can now be used on London Buses

ALL strikes set for tomorrow, Wednesday and next month have been cancelled. No routes will now be affected by any strike action