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I must agree with SB. I think our Buses stand up quite well compared to some Buses I've traveled on around this country. As graham says it's the scum that use them who are the problem.
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No problem Phil, my journey, I get one bus into town and another out, to work
coming home the town trip doesn't work, so I get a bus to Acocks Green, then another to the Yew Tree Yardley, then another five minute trip to Garretts Green.
So that's Two to work and Three home, sometimes a get a lift part way so this varies again. Having a pass I can hop on and off buses as I please on any bus in the Birmingham area, so I catch several over the weekend. SB
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Time for me to retire Good night Froth, usually other people appear when I go away. SB
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I see Xobor have been doing some upgrading, must be why the site was down for a couple of hours the other day. You would think they would give some warning. I see photos are now much simpler to upload. It might be of some help to those who find it tricky.
Phil
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I agree with VM and SB the last time I was on a bus in Brum, it was the filthiest I'd ever seen.
SB, 5 minute journey, surely it would take you longer to wait for the bus.
Had a wonderful evening with a couple of friends David and Ann whom I've known for 18 years since I came to Brighton, Ann was born in Rugeley
her dad used to keep Beaudesert golf course.
David is ex navy and an antique dealer.
We chatted about old times and finished a few pints and a couple of bottles of Gin and a few tonics, Ann was on Vodka and limes.
Suppose you've all gone to bed, well if no one wants to talk to me, so be it, come back Lyn where are you.
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I agree with VM and SB the last time I was on a bus in Brum, it was the filthiest I'd ever seen.
SB, 5 minute journey, surely it would take you longer to wait for the bus.
As I have said John I am certainly no fan of Travel West Midlands, their customer service is awful. But I travel on them very early most days of the week and they are clean then. One of the biggest problems is the modern idea of grabbing a takeaway snack and eating it on the bus. That's where most of the mess comes from also kids being brought up by people who don't know how to behave in a civil manner themselves. SB
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Posted by signman
I agree with VM and SB the last time I was on a bus in Brum, it was the filthiest I'd ever seen.
SB, 5 minute journey, surely it would take you longer to wait for the bus.
I don't make many five minute journeys John, and remember a five minute bus journey is not a five minute walk.
Also notice the main people moaning about the buses are the people who rarely catch them in a lifetime, hardly fair judges.? SB
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Morning SB, it's taken me since 6 am to get on here.
I use buses all the time and here in Brighton they are frequent and very clean, but that bus in Brum was the worst I'd ever seen,.
Good Morning All
In Dubai there are rules for behaviour at all times, these rules also apply on public transport.
No smoking, eating or drinking. No swearing or dropping litter, No playing loud music or shouting into a mobile phone.
If you don't like the rules you walk.
If you ride and still feel the need to break any rules the driver will play a pre-recorded message to remind you of the rules.
If you persist in breaking the rules, or fail to put right your wrong, the driver will pull over to the side of the road and police will board the bus.
What happens after that will depend to some extent on who you are, but it isn't pleasant.
The buses are spotlessly clean, air conditioned masterpieces of design. Fares are taken and managed electronically.
People are broadly the same the world over, the way they are managed in public is what makes the difference.
VM
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I suppose the difference is that here people get stoned and play up on a bus, there people play up on a bus and then get stoned.
Phil
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Too true. But it seems to work.
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As I live so close to town now I rarely get the bus but when I lived in Meriden I used the bus to Solihull quite a lot.
My biggest moan was the thilthy windows,some days it was hard to see where you were...depressing.
I always seemed to be the only person who would pick up the rolling can......others would look at you as if you were nuts.
It is people that make them the way they are.....disgusting.