Weirdness personified
One driver makes a rude gesture at me and sounds his horn as he finally gets past the blockage. I think nothing of this as I am quite used to gratuitous abuse coming from all points of the compass. The bus stop gets cleared for the next bus and I move off, job done.
Five minutes later as I’m heading round a corner the self same driver who made the insulting gesture and sounded his horn collars me on foot. I explain about the restriction not being enforceable and how I’m stuck using my wits to clear the congestion. Following my (Patient and detailed) explanation self same driver spends the next ten minutes apologising to me for his ‘rudeness’.
Today has been like this all over. I think someone’s trying to confuse me to death.
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Bill...as a bus company employee, thanks indeed for trying to keep our stops clear...I'm sure a lot of people would join me in that...
I second that vote of thanks, us bus drivers get plenty of stick and there's usualy a car cause somewhere along the line.
Jimmy - avid reader.
What the hell's an unregulated bus stop? I thought that any bus stop was, by definition, a space in which parking (and even stopping if a bus was within range) was not allowed.
An unregulated stop has courtesy markings in white and in our neck of the woods at least is not enforceable. The white marked bus stops don't usually have a TRO to govern them. However, stop on the yellow marked ones and, as we say in our line of work, 'You're in play'.
Regards
Bill
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