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.
Higher taxi tariff now in force from 11pm
Taxi driver brands RTLC change 'a disgrace'
Braddan Commissioner 'refutes' allegations of misrepresenting Roundhouse access issues
It follows an FOI request which shows claims made by Minister Hooper
Disqualification for driver who was three times the drug limit
Port Erin man also fined during appearance at Douglas Courthouse
Southern Amenity Site changes disposal policy for residents to six bags a month
The board says the rule isn't 'unreasonable'
Douglas man accused of causing death by dangerous driving committed
34-year-old will next appear at the Court of General Gaol Delivery
Island's economy 'not in the same context' it was 18 months ago
Chief minister says things have improved
