they honestly the worst I was on this diversion on Wednesday on SL5, when u announce that your on diversion, and they don’t listen when you go on the diversion they come up and ask you where your going people are too busy with their earphones in…
They honestly the worst, I was on this diversion on Wednesday on 61, when u announce that your on diversion, and they don’t listen, when you go on the diversion they come up and ask you where your going!! People are too busy with their earphones in…
I have met with a similar thing in Tallinn. First off, when the line does not run through that stop or a stop is not in use there will be a RED X on it, people did not notice it at first, then TLT (Tallinna Linnatransport) but out the sign, the tram does not run from that stop, and after that they used that electronic board do tell, that, tram lines 2 and 5 are not in the service, and tram line 1, 3 and 4 are with shortened service. These electronic boards are a nice way to tell people. (BTW that was on the news that the tram does not serve that stop but people were really confused when the tram did not come). Just sharing my side of the story that has happened in Tallinn. Even if the bus line has a diversion in Tallinn, they put like that red x on the bus stop. Also at the diversion stops they put: Lines 36, 73, 5, etc stop here (if these lines normally don't stop there, they put up that sign)
Yeah, when is the bus stop closure? But the bus is still en route? They will put a hood over it. But when is the diversion? All they do is put the diversion sheet inside the bus stop glass
@@thatbusdriverguy4182 oh, I didn’t even realise that there was a difference! Thanks for explaining it to me. I’ll definitely try to remember that for next time!
I do agree! I love your videos That Bus Driver Guy
the problem on the 189 139 diversion from baker street to st johns wood rd no bus till hall rd 10 min walk past frampton street
they honestly the worst I was on this diversion on Wednesday on SL5, when u announce that your on diversion, and they don’t listen when you go on the diversion they come up and ask you where your going people are too busy with their earphones in…
They honestly the worst, I was on this diversion on Wednesday on 61, when u announce that your on diversion, and they don’t listen, when you go on the diversion they come up and ask you where your going!! People are too busy with their earphones in…
I have met with a similar thing in Tallinn. First off, when the line does not run through that stop or a stop is not in use there will be a RED X on it, people did not notice it at first, then TLT (Tallinna Linnatransport) but out the sign, the tram does not run from that stop, and after that they used that electronic board do tell, that, tram lines 2 and 5 are not in the service, and tram line 1, 3 and 4 are with shortened service. These electronic boards are a nice way to tell people. (BTW that was on the news that the tram does not serve that stop but people were really confused when the tram did not come). Just sharing my side of the story that has happened in Tallinn. Even if the bus line has a diversion in Tallinn, they put like that red x on the bus stop. Also at the diversion stops they put: Lines 36, 73, 5, etc stop here (if these lines normally don't stop there, they put up that sign)
Why can't they put the cover on the top of sign itself that says the bus stop is closed? Not everyone will know (or remember) to check the timetable?
Yeah, when is the bus stop closure? But the bus is still en route? They will put a hood over it. But when is the diversion? All they do is put the diversion sheet inside the bus stop glass
@@thatbusdriverguy4182 oh, I didn’t even realise that there was a difference! Thanks for explaining it to me. I’ll definitely try to remember that for next time!
Since Reno hundred deleted his life of a bus driver videos I’m watching yours now
It's not big enough and it's in the wrong place should be in the bus shelter.😮
That's the perfect place for it the public are just idiots
Hi i remembered when I saw you
The bus stop should be covered with a far more prominent poster explaining things