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Bloody tourists! I did some a favour this afternoon when it was clear
they'd got a bit lost. How did they thank me? By asking a simple question about London buses that I couldn't even begin to answer: why is it that where (as often) there are bus stops on the same road, serving the same route(s), more or less opposite one another, they (a) sometimes have the same name but (b) sometimes have totally different names. I thought at first I might bluff it with references to stops named after different roads on different sides of the route but that just seemed to beg the follow-up "why in some places but not others?" Ditto for places of interest on different sides of the road. My searches have drawn a blank. Are there rules or conventions on this please? -- Robin reply to address is (meant to be) valid |
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