Heavy truck operators weigh national strike over fuel-price rise, potentially sidelining more than 2,000 vehicles

Around 2,500 heavy freight vehicles could be taken off the road in Honduras next week as transport leaders consider a national strike over rising fuel costs.

The possibility emerged in San Pedro Sula, where industry representatives said operating expenses had increased. They are assessing a work stoppage if the government does not provide a solution.

Edgardo Menéndez, a freight transport businessman and sector leader, warned of the potential disruption. The supplied report ends after introducing his warning.