Bus stop sign covered and marked 'not in use' and a temporary bus stop sign right next to it
 

Why?

(The example I am thinking about is half way up Muswell Hill - both
stops in both directions - but I've seen it done before)

Martin

Bus stop sign covered and marked 'not in use' and a temporary bus stop sign right next to it
 

On Thu, 27 Nov 2003 07:17:39 +0000, Martin Rich
wrote:

Why?

(The example I am thinking about is half way up Muswell Hill - both
stops in both directions - but I've seen it done before)

Martin


Is the stop about to be moved?

Rob.
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rob at robertwoolley dot co dot uk

Bus stop sign covered and marked 'not in use' and a temporary bus stop sign right next to it
 

"Martin Rich" wrote in message
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Why?

(The example I am thinking about is half way up Muswell Hill - both
stops in both directions - but I've seen it done before)

Martin

This normally happens when road works are taking place, maybe just during
the day, requiring the bus stop temporarily to be moved. At night, and at
other times when it's not necessary, the temporary stop is put back in the
place of the regular one.

Lawrence Myers
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