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August 16th 06, 07:57 PM
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Not being let off the bus - this cant be correct?
Martin Underwood wrote in message
: Every Strangers Eyes wrote in message : I got off the bus feeling very self rightous but what are peoples thoughts on this? Tell the driver you're going to throw up. They soon let you off. It's worth a try, especially if you go up to his cab and lean in towards him as you say it!!! When buses are on a planned diversion, so the drivers make any effort to warn the passengers beforehand, so as to say "this is the last stop [before the diversion] where you can get off for the next n miles"? Silly question - I'm sure they don't - that would involve thinking of their passengers' needs before the needs of Health and Safety. Sorry, that should read "When buses are on a planned diversion, DO the drivers make any effort..." |
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