Less than half of Northern trains to run on strike day

Thetrain operator expects to run around980 services across their entire network - around 40% of their usual service.Thetrain operator expects to run around980 services across their entire network - around 40% of their usual service.
Thetrain operator expects to run around980 services across their entire network - around 40% of their usual service.
Train services across the north west are likely to be severely disrupted as members of the RMT strike over the introduction of driver only operation.

Rail operator, Northern, has told commuters that less than half of their trains will be in service during the day of industrial action on Monday 13 March.

Northern has warned passengers to prepare for "extremely busy" trains, to allow extra time to travel and to consider whether their journey is necessary.

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The train operator expects to run around 980 services across their entire network - around 40% of their usual service.

Services are not expected to start before 7am and will be winding down between 5-7pm.

A spokesman for Northern said: " Northern is doing everything it can to keep people on the move during the strike action planned for 13 March.

"We will provide a limited number of train services. The services we will provide are based on the availability and location of Northern employees who are trained conductors. Wherever possible, we are also focussing services on our busiest routes into major towns and cities.

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