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April 28th 04, 10:46 AM
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What happens at those "urgent" moments?
Just wondering wehen I was on the tube today , what happens if a driver
on a tube/train/bus suddenly gets a dose of the ****s or is taken ill in some other way. HOw do the transport companies solve problems like that? For busses I guess they just stop the bus at the nearest toilet/bush and make a run for it but what happens in trains where the drivers stuck in a cab possibly miles from anywhere? B2003 PS: Don't ask why I was wondering, you don't want to know... |
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