@daddysbike: This is how workers can strike without causing trouble for the public! 👏🚌 In April 2018, bus drivers from the Ryobi Group in Okayama, Japan, faced worries about their jobs. A rival company had received approval to run cheaper bus services on some of the same routes, raising concerns about lost income. The workers wanted to protect their jobs and working conditions. But instead of stopping the buses and leaving passengers stranded, they chose a different way to protest. For two days, on April 26 and 27, the drivers continued working as usual. They followed their schedules, stopped at every bus stop, and picked up passengers. However, they covered the fare machines with white cloth and let everyone ride for free. This meant people could still reach work, school, and other places without paying. The company lost ticket income, while passengers faced no travel disruption. The unusual strike showed how workers could make their message heard without punishing ordinary people. ❤️ The action became a memorable example of a creative and peaceful protest.

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Friday 23 October 2026 07:34:38 GMT