Train strikes ending dates vary by country and context in September 2025:
- In France, major SNCF train strikes are planned for September 10 and a general national strike on September 18, 2025. The strikes relate to budgetary disputes, and the September 18 strike is a large coordinated industrial action, but no specific end date beyond that day is mentioned.
- In the Netherlands, all planned train strikes were suspended as of June 18, 2025, with discussions ongoing. There is no indication of resumed strikes after that suspension, so train service is expected to continue as normal for now.
- In London, recent Tube strikes ended on September 12, 2025, with uncertainty about future strikes. Any new strikes would require a formal vote and advance notice, so no immediate strikes are currently scheduled.
- Other UK train strikes planned for October 3, 2025, are announced, but no specific end date for those strikes is given yet.
In summary, as of September 14, 2025, some train strikes like the London Tube strikes have just ended, French strikes are ongoing with key strike days mid- September, and Dutch strikes are currently suspended, indicating no imminent strikes. Future strikes for UK National Rail workers are planned but without clear ending timelines yet. The situation is dynamic and strike end dates depend on negotiations and union decisions.
