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Roland Perry wrote:
Interesting that the thread mentions consecutive bus stops either side of a dual carriageway. I experienced these two, 20m apart, last year: https://goo.gl/maps/OQbYI ... running for a bus on the NW side of the road, then thought "hang on, if I wait for it to go up to the roundabout and back, I've got plenty of time." I think these two stops at Tesco/IKEA in Tottenham on opposite sides of a single carriageway are (a) closer as well as (b) in Lodnon ![]() https://www.google.co.uk/maps/place/...!6m1!1e1?hl=en [NB Google has placed the icons well away from the actual stops] So another question for the rules of the "closest bus stops" record is whether the distance is measured "as the bus drives" or "as the passenger runs/walks/crawls"? And I feel so nerdish after even thinking of that question that I'm off for a very large drink ![]() -- Robin reply to address is (meant to be) valid |
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