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March 8th 11, 08:25 PM
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Is it too much to expect buses to actually stop at bus stops?
In message , at 20:18:31 on
Tue, 8 Mar 2011, Paul Corfield remarked: I have no idea how a driver can possibly tell that a passenger wishes to alight in they remain sit in their seat and provide no other indication of their intent. The buses I use have a bell-push within easy reach of just about every passenger's seat (OK you might have to get up, but you'd be making your way out anyway). -- Roland Perry |
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