This live page is now closed, but you can read more on today's strikes in our news story
Commuters are facing severe delays across the Tube network at rush hour - what's the latest?
It comes as drivers with the Rail, Maritime and Transport (RMT) Union walk out for the second time this week over the introduction of a voluntary four-day working week
The strikes are "very inconvenient", says Nick Christoforou, who took the bus to get to Angel station in Islington - are you impacted by today's strikes? Get in touch
The Elizabeth line, buses, London Overground, DLR and tram services are running, along with some Tube services, but are expected to be busier than usual - here's how to get around despite the strike
Around 60% of Tube drivers turned up for work on Thursday morning, an increase on the strikes on Tuesday, according to TfL
One cab driver tells the BBC the strikes are causing "too much traffic", while a coffee shop owner says he anticipates he'll lose £5,000-£6,000 in sales
The RMT Union says it will meet with TfL next week - but finding a solution remains tricky, writes our transport correspondent
Edited by Charlotte Hadfield and Caitlin Doherty, with reporting from Tara Mewawalla
Good morning and welcome to our coverage of day two of this week's strikes by some drivers on the London Underground.
Members of the Rail, Maritime and Transport (RMT) union walked out from 00:01 BST on Thursday and will continue striking until 23:59.
Today's industrial action follows Tuesday's walkout which saw some Tube lines closed entirely and disruption on the rest of the network.
