Transport for London (TfL) announced that it will implement new timetable changes starting July 21, enhancing service reliability as it prepares to retire older trains and introduce 54 new units. These changes, scheduled during the summer school holidays when passenger numbers are lower, aim to improve the overall commuting experience. While some services will be temporarily suspended, TfL assures passengers that the modernized fleet will eventually restore full operational capacity, allowing for increased train frequency and improved passenger comfort in the Docklands and surrounding areas.
Transport for London (TfL) will implement timetable changes starting July 21 to improve reliability and support growth by retiring older trains and introducing 54 new units.
The new DLR trains will ensure more frequent and reliable services, and some services will be temporarily suspended to accommodate the retirement of older trains.
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