Of course, the possibility of a bus strike could mean all kinds of chaos on the national highways. When the last one happened over a decade ago - the roads were blocked with commuters and private car owners stranded.
What if it happens again? Will the police be ready? An hour ago the commissioner of police - played a law enforcement matter with political savvy - he says they must be considerate of "gas pain":
Jules Vasquez
"Will you all be on the lookout for a national bus strike and immobilization of the road ways that often follows such actions?"
Chester Williams, Commissioner of Police
"We always have to be on high alert. We understand the pain of people. Times have changed, the cost of living has gone up, inflation is up, but we have to look at what's happening around the world. As a department, we prepare and ensure that we have our ducks in a row. We have to also be mindful of what people are going through."
