will tomorrow's strike mean light traffic?

trishasaffron

Sheeps

I wouldn't imagine so. People have to travel to get to the strike since most of them will be out protesting.

ironictoaster

Probably, all the schools are off.

ball

yes

cbreeze

Heading to work places, light. Heading to Newry, jammers!!

Kenno90

Yes and No.

Yes as in all the kiddies are not in , and we all know that means less traffic.

No as in the mass amount of public workers will fill the streets and cause traffic. In the city anyway

Aodan83

According to the RTE news, the guards aren't allowed go on strike, but they're not expected to give penalty points or fines tommorow. Seems relevant to the traffic thing...

marcsignal

it should do, afaik all SW offices will be closed :pac:

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netwhizkid

Would the lack of penalty points not make tommorows roads more dangerous as it is like a free pass to every skobe in a glanza out there to try and kill himself.

Mr Benevolent

marcsignal wrote: »

it should do, afaik all SW offices will be closed :pac:

.

Oh the hilarity. You sir are a comic genius and societal wit rolled into one :rolleyes:

jumpguy

Confab wrote: »

Oh the hilarity. You sir are a comic genius and societal wit rolled into one :rolleyes:

I thought it was funny...:(

Jaeger 90

Most traffic lights run off a computer system so shouldnt be affected

mikemac

cbreeze wrote: »

Heading to Newry, jammers!!

For those who live on the east coast anyway

marcsignal

Confab wrote: »

Oh the hilarity. You sir are a comic genius and societal wit rolled into one :rolleyes:

There will be nobody signing tomorrow, and have you seen the queues outside SW offices lately ? Signing time is @ 09:30 for morning signers, who sign once a month, so I dunno where you're going with your fckn attitude ?? :rolleyes::rolleyes:

TheZohanS

Folks lets all calm down, it's only traffic.

CreepingDeath

I suppose it depends on whether the strikers are protesting outside their place of work, or marching through the city.

Mint Sauce

netwhizkid wrote: »

Would the lack of penalty points not make tommorows roads more dangerous as it is like a free pass to every skobe in a glanza out there to try and kill himself.

no, because the cameras will still get ya, points will arrive in the post

Jaeger 90 wrote: »

Most traffic lights run off a computer system so shouldnt be affected

i thought those gray boxes beside the juctions housed a small man or women who controlled them

Midnight_EG

irish-stew wrote: »

no, because the cameras will still get ya, points will arrive in the post

And then you can dispute it because the date will clearly say it was issued on the 24th of November 2009, the day no penalty points were given, therefore the FNP is moot.