Roads across Northern Ireland are set to be busier than usual as the impact of the looming bus strike forces commuters to make alternative plans.
A "complete shutdown" of bus services in Northern Ireland will kick off soon during the same week as some A-Level exams.
Planned strike action last month by the GMB and Unite unions was called off after Translink made a revised pay offer, but unions rejected the offer on Monday.
Read more: 'Complete shutdown' of Translink services to begin next week
Unions announced the strike action this week, to begin on May 17, after a revised pay offer from Translink was refused.
And while there will be a predicted "complete shutdown" of bus services, motorists must still adhere to bus lane rules and times.
As a result all those who rely on public transport will have to make alternative arrangements. So we want to know how you will be affected and what plans you have put in place to get to work, school or your general day to day living.
Hello there!
We want to hear your thoughts and opinions on this and how it's impacting you and your family
We would love to hear your thoughts and start a healthy discussion, thanks for dropping in, Marty
