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October 12th 04, 07:14 PM
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Optimum Position When Waiting To Board A Bus
Queueing for buses only works when the stop is served by one route
with one possible destination (no short workings etc) only. I beg to differ. Once there are two or more journey possibilities, it becomes counterproductive Why? unless you have two clearly-signposted queues, as everyone has to ask the person in front if they want that bus or not. What's wrong with asking this question. Are we all mute of malice? Marc. |
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