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AA on strike? - FirebirdPhil - 26-02-2018
So if you don't drive a Jap car you could be stuck:thumbdown:
http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/driving/article7091101.ece
AA on strike? - TM - 26-02-2018
:thumbup:fair play to them,standing up for their rights
think we all need to do something about the fuel thing:Shooting::Shooting:
AA on strike? - FirebirdPhil - 26-02-2018
i remember the strike action last time regarding fuel, it didn't do much though apart from upset 100% oif the country.
lets don it again but before the election, make it a real talking point for the election.
AA on strike? - TM - 26-02-2018
:Shooting:thats why i say ,we need to stand up and be counted
we need everyone to come together and do thi maybe for 2 or 3 days
the biker did it ,the truckers did it,but with no surpport from the every day driver:Chair:
we need to ,maybe join in:mad:
AA on strike? - DaveEdin - 26-02-2018
Yeah, I agree - there were all kinds of protests when fuel was going to break the £1/litre level, not it's up at £1.20 odds and nobody's said anything?
Did the govt "get to them"?
AA on strike? - FirebirdPhil - 27-02-2018
DaveEdin Did the govt "get to them"?
Theres a thought.
AA on strike? - DaveEdin - 27-02-2018
Conspiracy Theories R Us
AA on strike? - dh2010 - 02-03-2018
2tongues So if you don't drive a Jap car you could be stuck:thumbdown:
http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/driving/article7091101.ece
I read your comments and as I work for the AA I thought I would respond and hopefully clarify. We are still working very hard to resolve the dispute, but if the strike goes ahead, we have lots of measures in place to ensure that all our members are looked after and not left stranded at the roadside. We will have a large number of our patrols working as normal as the majority of patrols either voted against the strike, didn’t vote or aren’t members of the union. If you break down during this period, don’t hesitate to give us a call on the usual numbers - 0800 88 77 66 or 0121 275 3746.