Yeah, I wonder if not warning the people about the strike was a strategic tactic, to piss riders off. In hope that they would complain to the managers and board. I'm down with the union (mostly) but I think this alienates a lot of people from the bus drivers and union in general. Seems like if you f*ck with the union, the union will f*ck with the passengers, and the passengers will just have to deal with it. Isn't that sort of the message peopole might be getting?