"A dispute between transport union RMT and Transport for London resulted in a five-day Tube strike, causing travel chaos."
"The union rejected a 3.4% pay offer and is campaigning for a cut in its members' 35-hour week, which Transport for London (TfL) has said is unaffordable."
"Frustrated commuters opted for buses and bikes to get around London."
"The Elizabeth line and the Overground were still working."
A dispute between RMT and Transport for London led to a five-day strike on the Tube, producing widespread travel chaos across London. The union rejected a 3.4% pay offer and is pressing for a reduction of its members' 35-hour working week, a demand TfL described as unaffordable. Many commuters switched to buses and bicycles to reach destinations amid disrupted services. Some rail services remained operational, with the Elizabeth line and the Overground continuing to run during the strike period.
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