On Sun, 25 Nov 2007 19:07:02 +0000, Paul Corfield
wrote:

If timetables are "not important" why does TfL insist that one exists
for every service and why does it agree those timetables and why does it
have to agree any alteration to the timetable and the underlying
schedule? The answer is that the schedule is essential to the effective
running of the service and thus how much that serve costs to run.

The other reason is, AIUI, that you require a tachograph if running a
bus service where a running board is not carried and stuck to as far
as possible. Or does TfL get away with that as it isn't subject to
the normal local bus registration procedure?

Neil

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