D.C. Circulator tentative agreement reached, could end drivers strike
The leaders of Amalgamated Transit Union Local 689 and RATP Dev, the company that operates the transit system for the District, reached a tentative deal early Thursday, after negotiations that began early Wednesday. The union members are expected to vote on the proposal Thursday afternoon.
RATP Dev said in a statement that if its offer is ratified, Circulator service will resume normal operations Friday. The six-route bus system has been paralyzed since drivers walked off the job Tuesday to demand better wages and working conditions in their labor contract. The strike, expected to continue until a contract is ratified, followed unsuccessful negotiations with RATP Dev since March. RATP Dev manages and operates the system under contract with the District Department of Transportation.
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