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Who is striking? How Friday 16 December's walkouts will affect you
By Zoe ConwayEmployment correspondent
Rail passengers have felt The brunt of transport disruption So Far This Week - But today they'll be joined by travellers on roads and buses.
Just one in five trains will run so The advice is Once Again only travel if you have to. Other Workers - including traffic officers who work in The Aftermath of road Accidents - are Walking Out for The First Time .
However, if you were planning a pre-Christmas getaway from Heathrow Airport , you'll be pleased to know that a planned strike by baggage handlers has just been cancelled.
This is my latest strike briefing, with lots of useful information on what is Happening - and how it might affect you.
So What is Friday Looking like?
Train delays againMembers of The UK's biggest rail union The RMT will walk out from midnight for 48 Hours until The End of Saturday, hitting services throughout England, Scotland and Wales.
If you must travel:
The Union is also planning further action over Christmas and in The New Year .
Watch on iPlayer and find out more about why people are striking and whether industrial action works.
On The Roadsworking in north-west England, north-east England, and Yorkshire and The Humber will stop work for 48 Hours .
National Highways says no roads will be closed and it has " well-rehearsed resilience plans in place". About 125 out of 1,500 operational staff will take part - 10-25 people per region.
The Strike will involve members of control centre staff who monitor The Road network's CCTV and do A Number of jobs including programming The electronic warning signs we see on major roads. Traffic officers who work in The Aftermath of Accidents will also stop work.
In The airThere's Good News for travellers using Heathrow.
A 72-hour strike by baggage handlers from staff working for Menzies Aviation has been called off after talks between The private contractor and The Unite union.
Unite said The decision was a" gesture of goodwill" after a revised pay offer, which it will now ballot members on.
Driving tests cancelledCivil servants in The Public and Commercial Services Union (PCS) - including driving examiners - are striking most days now until early January .
- with different areas affected each week. This Week , until Sunday 18 December, The Walk out is in north-east England and Scotland .
The government said The Union 's demands were " unaffordable".
Bus driversDrivers in south and west London who are in The Unite union and work for operator Abellio will walk out for 48 Hours in a dispute over pay.
Areas affected include Battersea, Beddington, Hayes, Southall, Twickenham and Walworth .
to pay talks in September But had no response, and accused The Company of paying among The lowest rates for bus drivers in London, causing a severe " retention crisis".
What about Saturday?We will have another briefing For You from teatime on Friday - Looking Ahead to Saturday's continued rail disruption.
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Source of news: bbc.com