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Workers' assembly could affect public transport routes tomorrow
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Workers' assembly could affect public transport routes tomorrow

dnoticias.pt13 September 2026 at 17:19

The Road Workers and Metallurgical Activities Union of the Autonomous Region of Madeira (STRAMM) has called a workers' assembly that could affect the public road passenger transport service in Madeira tomorrow, Monday.

The workers' meeting is scheduled to take place between 9:00 AM and 2:00 PM, during which there may be a reduction in the operation of some routes, depending on worker participation in the protest.

This assembly may cause temporary inconveniences to the public road passenger transport service in the region during the meeting hours. Passengers are advised to be aware of possible changes to schedules and routes during this period.

Why this matters

Readers who depend on public transport in Madeira may face delays or lack of service on some routes during Monday morning. Passengers who use road transport routes should plan alternative routes or anticipate journeys if worker participation in the assembly is high. This action comes after a notice issued by the union to transport operators.

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