Will a strike disrupt your trip?
Track strikes that hit trains, flights, buses, metros, trams and ferries. Add a trip in the app to see what affects your dates and destinations — plus impact levels, alerts, and other disruptions that can affect your journey.
Tracking right now
See all strikes →Want to protect your trip?
Download the Strike Tracker app, add your trips, and instantly see the strikes that could hit your dates and routes — with alerts before you set off, so a walkout never catches you off guard.
Scan to install
iOS & Android
What you get
- 🗓 Country strike calendar (today & upcoming) — across transport and travel
- 🧳 Add your trip — see at a glance if a strike hits your dates, cities or route
- 🔔 Alerts for new strikes, or 1–5 days before ones on your trip
- 📊 Impact levels: Critical Major Minor Low
- 📜 Past strikes for context — trains, flights, buses, metro, trams and ferries
Never miss a critical strike
Get email alerts when new critical or major strikes are announced in the countries you care about.
Features
Strike & Travel Calendar
Stay ahead of disruptions. See today's strikes at a glance and explore upcoming ones by country, mode and region — trains, flights, buses, metro, trams and ferries — so your plans stay on track.
Plan Around Your Trip
Add your travel dates and destinations in the app, and we surface the strikes that could actually affect your journey. Get a heads-up 1–5 days ahead so you can adjust before you go.
Impact Levels
Every strike is labeled Critical, Major, Minor, or Low so you can judge at a glance how much it may affect your trip or commute.
Impact Levels
Widespread travel disruption — national rail, major-city all-mode transit, or airport-wide shutdowns. Large impact; often long or indefinite.
Significant disruption in one major sector or region. Delays, cancellations, and possible knock‑on effects (e.g., traffic from bus strikes).
Limited, usually local or short‑lived disruption. Often confined to a single company, institution, or small group.
Small or short‑lived — a single operator or a brief stoppage with little wider effect.