Hundreds of drivers employed by Stagecoach at its Lea Interchange garage are taking industrial action on Saturday, January 9 and Sunday, January 10.
There is expected to be little to no service on 13 routes.
- 58 – runs between East Ham and Walthamstow
- 97 – runs between Chingford and Stratford
- 135 – runs between Crossharbour and Old Street
- 236 – runs between Finsbury Park and Hackney Wick
- 276 – runs between Newham and Stoke Newington
- 308 – runs between Wanstead and Clapton
- 339 – runs between Leytonstone and Shadwell
- 488 – runs between Dalston Junction and Bromley-by-Bow
- D8 – runs between Stratford and the Isle of Dogs
- W13 – runs between Leyton Mills and Woodford
- W14 – runs between Hainault and Loughton
- 678 – runs between Upton Park and Beckton
- 86 – runs between Stratford and Romford (may be subject to delays and cancellations)
Transport for London (TfL) said all other bus, Tube and rail services will operate as normal.
However, it warned that nearby routes may be busier than usual.
TfL has advised travellers to consider alternative public transport options and to allow extra time for their journeys.
The dispute centres on bullying allegations, which Stagecoach ‘utterly refute’.
Many of the disrupted routes pass through busy areas such as Stratford, a major London shopping district.
Other destinations affected include East Ham, Walthamstow, Hackney Wick, Newham, Dalston Junction and Bromley-by-Bow.
TfL’s journey planner and TfL Go app are available to help passengers find real-time travel information.
Passengers heading to the January sales, commuting to work, or making other plans in east London are advised to check before travelling.
