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Is it too much to expect buses to actually stop at bus stops?
In message , at 14:45:12 on Tue, 8
Mar 2011, Paul Terry remarked: I believe some new arrangements were made regarding bus stops recently, although there seems to be all sorts of confusion about what exactly these arrangements are. http://www.whatdotheyknow.com/reques..._at_compulsory I can hardly believe I've read it correctly, but it seems to say that TfL are standardizing on the "compulsory" flag, at which passengers must always request the bus to stop. No, it seems to be saying the driver must treat every stop as compulsory, unless convinced otherwise. In Geneva, all stops appear to be compulsory (and the bus does stop) even if there's no-one stood at it and the bus clearly has no passengers either standing or making their way to the door. This gets a bit tedious when the route is lightly loaded! -- Roland Perry |
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