London commuters are enduring extreme heat conditions on the Tube during heatwaves, with temperatures exceeding the legal limit for transporting cattle.

The underground system, particularly lines like the Victoria and Bakerloo, struggles to cope with rising temperatures, creating unbearable conditions for passengers.Temperatures inside stations and carriages often surpass 30°C, with some areas reaching 34°C, prompting concerns about passenger safety.

Anna, a passenger at Oxford Circus, describes the platforms as a 'sauna' during peak hours, while Sharmin, a barista at King’s Cross St Pancras, reports seeing people faint due to the heat.TfL acknowledges the challenge of adapting the aging infrastructure, which is further complicated by the surrounding clay and concrete.Experts warn that without significant changes, the situation will worsen, urging immediate measures to protect commuters.While TfL is investing in resilient infrastructure and air-conditioned trains, the focus remains on mitigating risks in the short term.The article highlights the urgent need for systemic improvements to ensure passenger safety amid escalating climate impacts.