Beginning May 21, a three-day transport strike across Delhi-NCR is set to disrupt the operations of taxis, auto-rickshaws, and commercial goods vehicles. The strike, called by several transport unions including the Chaalak Shakti Union, aims to address demands for fare revisions in light of rising fuel prices and operational costs. Union representatives argue that fares have not been adequately revised in over a decade, leading to financial strain on drivers who are struggling to sustain their earnings amidst increasing costs for fuel, vehicle maintenance, and regulatory fees. The strike may also affect the supply chain for essential goods, as freight transporters plan a symbolic 'Chakka Jam' during the same period, potentially leading to shortages of vegetables and other daily necessities in the national capital region. Union leaders have warned of intensified protests if their demands are not met, with a demonstration planned near the Delhi Secretariat on May 23. Commuters are advised to prepare for delays and consider alternative transport options during the strike period, particularly as reliance on the Delhi Metro and public buses is expected to increase.