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On Mon, 16 Feb 2004 17:31:33 +0000, Dr Ivan D. Reid wrote:
Some of the buses in Geneva do this; I'm not sure how many, but the Number 9 out to Meyrin/CERN/etc certainly does. I haven't seen them confused very often, unlike the Northern Line trains that sometimes display stations as if they were heading in the other direction or along another branch... I know that bus well. I wonder if it is a simple case of the driver pressing a button at each stop? Also look at the small TV monitors which show the door entrances to the driver - they cut out when the bus is moving. |
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