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Yesterday I was going south on the 436. We went from Vauxhall Bridge into the bus station, past the 436 bus stop, then all the way around the station without stopping, so that at one point we were facing north, then back to the 436 bus stop.
Did the driver simply miss the stop and go around, or is that normal? |
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On 2017\08\26 06:29, Offramp wrote:
Yesterday I was going south on the 436. We went from Vauxhall Bridge into the bus station, past the 436 bus stop, then all the way around the station without stopping, so that at one point we were facing north, then back to the 436 bus stop. Did the driver simply miss the stop and go around, or is that normal? He was telling the other buses where the best supply of nectar is. |
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Was the stop occupied by other bus(es), so (s) he didn't have room to stop there and so had to go round? That happens at Redhill sometimes.
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On Sunday, 27 August 2017 19:51:59 UTC+1, wrote:
Was the stop occupied by other bus(es), so (s) he didn't have room to stop there and so had to go round? That happens at Redhill sometimes. No. It wasn't busy. There weren't many buses around. Perhaps he just forgot the stop. |
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In message , at 09:16:33 on Tue, 29 Aug
2017, Someone Somewhere remarked: Was the stop occupied by other bus(es), so (s) he didn't have room to stop there and so had to go round? That happens at Redhill sometimes. Is there a general policy on this? ie if a bus stop / stand is full are buses meant to find somewhere else to park (or do a loop in motion) or is it ok to queue whilst parking illegally? It's OK as long as there isn't a "No stopping" restriction. Bearing in mind that there is also such a thing as "No Stopping - Except Buses". Depending on the road layout it might sometimes be "obstruction", but buses don't usually worry about minor things like that. -- Roland Perry |
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In message , at 09:37:10 on Tue, 29 Aug
2017, Roland Perry remarked: Was the stop occupied by other bus(es), so (s) he didn't have room to stop there and so had to go round? That happens at Redhill sometimes. Is there a general policy on this? ie if a bus stop / stand is full are buses meant to find somewhere else to park (or do a loop in motion) or is it ok to queue whilst parking illegally? It's OK as long as there isn't a "No stopping" restriction. Bearing in mind that there is also such a thing as "No Stopping - Except Buses". And, as if by magic, I saw a couple of roads today which were signed (and red-lined) as "Red Route - No stopping except buses". -- Roland Perry |
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