While unions say they hope to avoid industrial action on the buses next week, there seems to be public support for the drivers.
Drivers who are members of Unite are due to stage a 48 hour walkout starting on Tynwald Day in a row over working conditions with the Department of Community, Culture and Leisure.
Despite their annual wage of around £36,000 a year, bus drivers had the backing of these passengers at the Lord Street bus stops in Douglas.
Work to improve mooring at Ferry Terminal in Liverpool scheduled for next week
DOI asks Steam Packet to reschedule sailings due to crane unavailability
Manx Care reports major drop in dental waiting lists
Health body says renegotiated contracts have cut delays by more than 75 percent
Police 'disappointed' to find more than half of vehicles with defects in latest winter checks
25 of the 47 drivers stopped in Ballasalla had issues with their vehicles
More coastal overtopping expected today
Ronaldsway Met Office issues a further yellow weather warning
Poppy Appeal underway ahead of Remembrance Sunday and Armistice Day
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