How Wednesday 4 January’s walkouts will affect you
If you're traveling by road on, you could also face disruption, as some National Highways workers in England are striking.
The strike involves control centre staff and traffic officers who deal with the aftermath of accidents. The Public and Commercial Services union says more than 100 workers are walking out, although National Highways disputes this figure and says it's fewer than 20.However, drivers have been warned that roads could be busy because of the industrial action taking place on the railways at the same time.If you're hoping to pass your driving test, you may also be affected by walkouts.
Some driving examiners at the DVSA are striking as part of industrial action by the PCS union in a dispute over pay, pensions, job security and redundancy terms.action will affect driving test centres in London, south-east England, south-west England and Wales.But not all driving examiners are members of the PCS so your test may go ahead as planned.
If your test cannot go ahead because of the strike, the DVSA will automatically rebook your driving test for you. The new test details will be sent to you within five to 10 working days
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