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My distant recollection is that drivers on national rail were 80%
ASLEF, 20% RMT but the ratio was reversed on the Underground with 80% of drivers RMT, 20% ASLEF. The ASLEF drivers were concentrated on the Northern Line and one other (which I cannot remember). Is this approximately the position now? If so, why are TfL expecting significant disruption on all lines? Surely they are operating a reduced service anyway for a Bank Holiday? |
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