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Old March 8th 11, 03:58 PM posted to uk.transport.london
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Default Is it too much to expect buses to actually stop at bus stops?


"Roland Perry" wrote:

In message , at 15:33:30 on Tue,
8 Mar 2011, Mizter T remarked:

Some clarity and passenger instruction / communication is needed, me
thinks.


Nottingham buses have an illuminated sign near the driver which says
"Stopping" if anyone has rung the bell. That way you can tell if anyone
else has rung it before you.


London buses have this too - it's now incorporated into the iBus information
display.

My comment was more just about how the present situation is a bit of an
unclear muddle. (Though TBH I'd rather have this vague muddle than buses
having to stop at each and every stop regardless.)

 
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