Transport for London (TfL) has issued travel advice ahead of the UK's hottest day, urging commuters to plan ahead and avoid non-essential travel. According to the Met Office, temperatures are expected to soar to a scorching 36 degrees Celsius in some parts of the capital, causing widespread disruptions to public transport. TfL has warned that delayed trains and buses are likely, with services operating at reduced frequencies.
The organisation has advised all Londoners to check the TfL website or mobile app for the latest travel information and to plan their journeys in advance. Commuters are also encouraged to consider alternative modes of transport, such as walking, cycling, or car-sharing, to avoid the worst of the heat.
TfL's travel advice is in place from 6am on the hottest day, with the organisation working closely with the Met Office and other agencies to monitor the situation and provide updates to passengers. Londoners are advised to check for regular updates and to follow TfL's social media channels for the latest information.
The extreme heat is expected to have a significant impact on the city, with heat-related illnesses and heat exhaustion being major concerns. TfL is urging all Londoners to take necessary precautions to stay safe, including staying hydrated, seeking shade, and avoiding strenuous activities.