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November 26th 12, 01:52 PM
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Drivers telling passengers to use the emergency buttons...
"Graeme Wall" wrote in message ... On 26/11/2012 12:42, Roland Perry wrote: In message , at 12:34:02 on Mon, 26 Nov 2012, Graeme Wall remarked: Anecdote time. I was on a tram in Brussels stopped in a traffic queue and a passenger pursuaded the driver to let him off only to step straight into the path of a car passing on the inside being in a right-turn lane that had got the green light. The hazards of letting people off willy nilly are real. Agreed, which is why I suggested using only existing bus stops (or even a subset of them). Then we are back to the terms of the contract and the local authorities rules and regulations on the usage of existing bus stops. As an extension of the prohibitions I have noticed bus lanes in various places now being signed as for buses on local stage services only, ie private mini-buses and long-distance and excursion coaches can't use them. e.g. Bargate Street, Southampton. -- PR |
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