The Elizabeth Line is set to run a "special service" the day before the Queen's funeral. The service, which is named after the late monarch, will put on extra services to cope with additional passengers expected in the capital.
The Queen's funeral will take place on Monday, September 19 and has been declared a bank holiday by King Charles. Despite it being a bank holiday London Underground services will run as normal.
But the Elizabeth Line will actually be running more services on Sunday, September 18 to "provide further transport options for customers". This will see 12 trains running per hour on the central section of the line, which runs from Paddington to Abbey Wood.
