Tube drivers have voted to continue industrial action for another six months in a dispute over pay.
Aslef said the results of new ballots for strikes on the London Underground, as well as at several rail companies in England, showed continued support from drivers.
Mick Whelan, general secretary of Aslef, said: “The results of these new ballots show the determination of our members to win this dispute.
“That’s why I am calling on the train companies, and the Government that stands behind them, to do the right thing and return to the negotiating table with a new offer and prevent more disruption to passengers and businesses in Britain.”
Aslef members at Chiltern, East Midlands, Northern and TransPennine voted in favour of continuing with strikes after being reballoted after six months under employment law.
Drivers at c2c were balloted for the first time and also voted heavily in favour.
Drivers at freight operating company Direct Rail Services also voted in favour of industrial action in a separate dispute over pay.
London Underground drivers backed industrial action in a reballot in another dispute over pay, pensions and conditions.
Finn Brennan, Aslef’s organiser on the Underground, said: “These huge votes, from the high 90s to 100%, in favour of action, demonstrate just how determined our members are to protect their terms and conditions at work from the effects of the Government’s attack on TfL (Transport for London) funding.
“As always, we are prepared to discuss and negotiate, but we will never accept detrimental changes being imposed on Aslef’s members.”
