A strike involving Xplore Dundee staff has been suspended for a second time after “constructive discussions” with union reps.
Workers resumed industrial action over the weekend after rejecting a fresh pay offer.
It came after an initial period of strike action got under way on June 12 before being suspended so staff could consider a fresh deal being put forward by the operator.
A temporary timetable was in operation on Monday as staff returned to the picket line.
But normal services are resuming on Tuesday after the latest round of talks between Xplore and Unite the Union.
Some school buses are also back in operation and the travel centre is reopening.
But Xplore, which is owned by Glasgow-based McGill’s, says some services may still be disrupted while drivers get back on the road.
Staff at Xplore previously rejected a 7% pay rise.
Details of the new offer have not been confirmed.
A Xplore Dundee spokesperson said: “We appreciate the patience and understanding you’ve shown us whilst we’ve dealt with these challenges this week.
“As ever, our commitment is to keeping you moving.
“We look forward to having all our buses out and about again soon.”
Xplore Dundee strike ballot closes on Thursday
Passengers have been urged to check the Xplore Dundee website and app for the latest updates to its service.
A Unite spokesperson said: “Unite can confirm that the strike action involving our Xplore Dundee members has been suspended to allow for a ballot which closes on Thursday.
“Following intensive talks on Monday, an improved pay offer has been made which also include commitments to build a progressive and constructive relationship with Unite.
“This also establishes a joint commitment to create a positive place to work and provide the best service possible for the people of Dundee.”
