Today, pickets and cuts are expected to occur at various points in Argentina as part of a protest, which has caused difficulties for public transport users. "Because of the strike, I lose two hours going and two hours coming back. What they are demanding is fine, but it would be good if they could be a little more on the side of the user," expressed a passenger.
Several people who need to travel for work have been affected by this measure, calling it shameful. Some users have expressed their understanding that this is a political action to pressure the government but have voiced their discomfort with the consequences it has on their daily lives.
The nationwide transport strike has left thousands of users with no other options but to use bus services to travel to their workplaces, medical appointments, and other responsibilities. Due to the lack of trains, subways, trucks, planes, banks, education, and maritime transport, only bus services will be operational throughout the day. As a result, extensive lines have formed at bus stops, where passengers are waiting to board any vehicle that will take them to their destinations.
The situation has caused annoyance among the affected population. "Today is a disaster, and I can't imagine tomorrow. I informed that I won't go to work tomorrow because there are no buses," stated a female passenger. As the day progresses, complications are expected to continue, and users will have to seek alternative solutions to get around amid this day of public transport strike.
