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2 london bendy buses spotted
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On Tue, 3 Apr 2018 11:34:52 +0100 Roland Perry wrote: Here's another spotted on Friday: http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-essex-43601949 Ever get the feeling maintenance was a bit slack? Also I wouldn't want to be on an aircraft with problems at that airport if their fire trucks take so long to turn up that the bus is virtually burnt out. Different territory (landside vs airside); different fire trucks. Thats no excuse. Would they have been happy to watch the terminal burn down? What are the roads like around the terminal.? The type of Fire truck used at Stansted is 3metres wide, a typical fire brigade one is 2.3 I doubt the roads are so narrow that the airside type could not get around driven carefully but in the excitement of a shout it may not be the best time to find out. And would they be legal to use on a road that while it is probably airport property may come under the various road traffic acts because it is accessible by the public. GH |
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