How much do London Underground workers earn?

The majority of London Underground train drivers, approximately 3,000 of them, made £70,000-£80,000 last year when overtime and benefits is included. In a statement, TfL said: “The average base pay of a Tube driver is £55,011.

Is it hard to become a Tube driver?

The answer is simple but the process to actually step into the cab and whizz through London’s tunnels is notoriously difficult. Becoming a train driver is slightly easier because positions are externally advertised unlike the Tube. However, they are extremely competitive with thousands often applying for a single role.

Is London Underground a good company to work for?

Good place to work, collaborative working environment with friendly and helpful staff willing to put in the time to help you achieve more within your role.

How do I become a TfL Tube driver?

TUBE DRIVER TRAINING Training covers hands-on driver training with an instructor, driving theory and safety training. You will have to complete a Personal Track Safety Certificate, as well as an NVQ Level 2 in Rail Transport Operations (Driving) before your training is complete.

How much does a London train driver earn?

Train Driver in London Area Salaries

Job Title	Location	Salary
London Underground Train Driver salaries – 9 salaries reported	London Area	£58,455/yr
Transport for London Train Driver salaries – 7 salaries reported	London Area	£58,102/yr
MTR Train Driver salaries – 5 salaries reported	London Area	£64,770/yr

How many hours do Tube drivers work?

Drivers usually work 36-hour weeks and have 43 days of annual leave, including bank holidays. Shifts can start as early as 4.45am and end as late as 1.30am. The drivers cannot drink alcohol for eight hours before a shift starts. They are sometimes asked to work as many as 17 weekends in a row.