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QuoteSame with the 19 and even E200 LWBs struggle to get through on some of the roads. Do miss seeing the B7RLE there.I took a B7RLE on a 19 once on a Saturday night, was absolutely fine tbh, Wisley was a little tight, but if you're smart about your road positioning its easy enough.
Quote from: karl724223 on May 17, 2024, 08:58:24 AMBig singles shouldn't be on there due to parking on the estatesSame with the 19 and even E200 LWBs struggle to get through on some of the roads. Do miss seeing the B7RLE there.
Quote from: Tony on May 16, 2024, 09:21:06 PMSo you have no idea of the incident involving 1846 then? If so do you know what happened to the Chaserider vehicle?Yes but 1846's collision was influenced by another vehicle; 641's wasn't.
The damage that wrote 1846 off was caused by it hitting a stationary object
Quote from: Stu on May 16, 2024, 07:02:17 PMBirmingham City Council missed a trick years ago by not investing in park-and-ride sites dotted around the middle ring road, ahead of demolishing city centre car parks. We now have the ridiculous situation where the two remaining multi-storey car parks at the Bullring and Moor Street are regularly full on Saturdays, and because they are located on a main entry and exit point for buses to/from Moor Street Queensway, the resulting congestion from drivers queuing to get into these car parks causes the buses to also get stuck and delayed.
Quote from: Tony on May 17, 2024, 10:50:56 AMSoho Road has never been a dual carriagewayOh it just looks like it might have been but that makes sense
QuoteForget Bus lanes but motorists park all down the side of The A41 Holyhead/Soho Road which I'm sure is supposed to be a dualcarriageway or many years ago was. They want a crosscity route down there good luck with that it is one the biggest bottlenecks that side of the city. It is why the 79 doesn't go from Wolverhampton to Birmingham and why the 74 takes almost 40 minutes from West Brom to BirminghamSoho road is a single carriageway, for it to be a dual carriageway it needs a natural/manmade division like a motorway (is a dual carriageway)