Mayor of London calls on RMT to call off 'unnecessary' strikes

The transcript discusses the unnecessary and premature nature of strikes affecting Londoners and businesses. It highlights the government's role in the pensions review and questions the effectiveness of the strike. The potential impact on public transport is detailed, with advice to work from home if possible. TfL's additional support measures are outlined, and the disruption to essential services is emphasized, urging the RMT to cancel the strike.

What is the main reason for the pension review mentioned in the video?

• It is due to public demand.

• It is a regular annual review.

• It is a result of company policy changes.

• It is a condition set by the government.

What is the advice given by TfL to Londoners during the RMT strike?

• Use personal vehicles instead.

• Travel only during off-peak hours.

• Work from home if possible.

• Use alternative train services.

What measures is TfL taking to assist commuters during the strike?

• Offering free rides on certain routes.

• Providing additional buses and staff.

• Reducing ticket prices.

• Extending train service hours.

Who are most affected by the RMT strike according to the video?

• Those who can work from home.

• Tourists visiting London.

• People with flexible work schedules.

• Individuals with hospital appointments and college students.

Why does the speaker believe the RMT should call off the strike?

• The strike has been successful.

• The government has agreed to their demands.

• Public opinion is in favor of the strike.

• It is causing unnecessary disruption.