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Started by P419 EJW, June 15, 2014, 11:53:44 AM

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JoNi


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A very difficult U turn with a First Gemini 2.

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Quote from: JoNi on April 19, 2016, 08:29:26 PM
Bus collision with railings in Wolverhampton.

http://www.expressandstar.com/picture-galleries/news-pictures/2016/04/19/wolverhampton-bus-loses-bodywork-in-city-centre-crash/

>this was the scene in Wolverhampton bus station this evening

What scene? A bus was parked with body damage.

Seriously Express and Star get a grip.
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P419 EJW

VIDEO: A National Express West Midlands Bus Driver vs. A Very Angry Passenger on 1820.


Stu



What an obnoxious wanker!  >:(
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Love how he can't find the door open button 😂

Had me stumped when I first had a scanny

Dom

Quote from: BU07 LGO on April 20, 2016, 08:42:28 PM
Love how he can't find the door open button 😂

Had me stumped when I first had a scanny

Just left to the top of the doors? Big red button?

Liberator9



Wow - nice passenger there....Kudos to the driver there for his professionalism, and it's a good job for the shielding. However I'm sick of seeing some of the treatment drivers receive at times; you need a thick skin and a cool head to carry on in that role. Always interesting to see I find in some other parts of the country the better treatment of drivers, as well as the buses.

Dom

Quote from: Liberator9 on April 20, 2016, 08:52:07 PM
Wow - nice passenger there....Kudos to the driver there for his professionalism, and it's a good job for the shielding. However I'm sick of seeing some of the treatment drivers receive at times; you need a thick skin and a cool head to carry on in that role. Always interesting to see I find in some other parts of the country the better treatment of drivers, as well as the buses.

And people wonder why drivers numbers are dropping so quickly.

Good to finally see a driver using the bandit alarm for the actual reason it was installed for.

2206

Quote from: Dom on April 20, 2016, 08:57:40 PM
Good to finally see a driver using the bandit alarm for the actual reason it was installed for.
I've seen lots of drivers use it for the reason it was installed for.
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Will

Quote from: 2206 on April 20, 2016, 09:00:56 PM
I've seen lots of drivers use it for the reason it was installed for.

Yeah but in that video did any member of the public outside the bus react to the bandit alarm i.e. attempt to see what was going on the bus etc
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Dom

Quote from: Will on April 20, 2016, 09:06:50 PM
Yeah but in that video did any member of the public outside the bus react to the bandit alarm i.e. attempt to see what was going on the bus etc

I thought the same when I watched it.

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