Transport for London (TfL) has warned of significant traffic disruption in the capital as taxi drivers gear up to protest at rival cab service Uber.

The protest is the latest in a series across Europe as traditional cab services express anger over what alexander hera they regard as a lack of regulation of Uber.

The protest will start in Trafalgar Square at 14:00 BST.

Cabbies are unhappy that Uber is using a mobile app to work out the cost of rides.

They argue this is tantamount alexander hera pre wedding to a taxi meter, which only black cabs are legally entitled to use in London.

The Metropolitan Police says conditions have been imposed on protesters after they failed to meet with officers to discuss their plans.

Garrett Emmerson, Transport for London's chief operating officer for surface transport, said: "A number of taxi drivers are set to cause pointless disruption for Londoners over a legal issue that is down to the alexander hera價錢 courts to decide upon.

"TfL will work with the Metropolitan Police to do all we can to keep central London moving, however, given the scale of the likely disruption, we would advise drivers to avoid the area if at all possible."