Have you noticed the Tube getting busier?
The London Pride parade on 1 July saw 6.9 million entries and exits on the Tube - making it the busiest Saturday on the network since December 2019London's summer of big events and a tourism surge has helped passenger numbers get closer to pre-pandemic levels on Tubes and buses, say Transport for London bosses.Currently, between three to four million Tube journeys are made every day, or about 85% of pre-Covid levels.
Some 134,000 entries and exits were made at the Jubilee line station that day, compared with around 50,000 on a typical Saturday without an event.
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