Travelling into Cardiff for Wales' autumn rugby curtain-raiser against the All Blacks on Saturday, November 5, is going to be very tricky.
The game at the Principality Stadium, which kicks off at 3.15pm, falls on the first of three days of planned rail strikes for November, meaning travelling by train before and after the game will be heavily limited.
The RMT and TSSA unions' members are set to walk out until a new arrangement on pay and conditions can be reached. Although Transport for Wales isn't directly involved in either union's dispute, Network Rail is, meaning TfW services will be badly affected.
