There will definitely be more bus strikes, and drivers are looking to escalate the industrial action.
That from Unite's national officer for passenger transport, Bobby Morton, after he attended a mass meeting of drivers last night.
It's the latest chapter in the long-running dispute with the Department of Community, Culture and Leisure over their terms and conditions.
Mr Morton told John Moss he's disappointed some drivers were not able to attend the meeting:
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