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Post by stubag on Oct 6, 2015 9:00:43 GMT
Yep. We've got it on some of our E200s and there's no low bridge anywhere near our route
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Post by Deleted on Oct 6, 2015 11:19:52 GMT
I think it actually means the low bridge warnings aren't working. System probably needing rebooted as I was mentioning earlier. The low bridge warning is audible as well. Really? it gets displayed under the clock on the left hand side when on the main screen. I've had it numerous times when im not even near a low bridge |
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Post by VPL630 on Oct 6, 2015 12:03:35 GMT
Really? it gets displayed under the clock on the left hand side when on the main screen. I've had it numerous times when im not even near a low bridge It's means there is a problem with the Low bridge warning system and that it will not report any low bridges to you |
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Post by capitalomnibus on Oct 6, 2015 13:04:36 GMT
Really? it gets displayed under the clock on the left hand side when on the main screen. I've had it numerous times when im not even near a low bridge this happens when the actual vehicle height isn't entered into the ibus mdt, usually done by London buses. If nothing is entered or data gone it shows this display and as a default would warn against any bridges that are above 3m iirc. Should be able to be done at garage level, however, some of them don't enter any height for single deck buses as it always isn't in the cab. |
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Post by greeny253 on Oct 6, 2015 14:36:03 GMT
Really? it gets displayed under the clock on the left hand side when on the main screen. I've had it numerous times when im not even near a low bridge this happens when the actual vehicle height isn't entered into the ibus mdt, usually done by London buses. If nothing is entered or data gone it shows this display and as a default would warn against any bridges that are above 3m iirc. Should be able to be done at garage level, however, some of them don't enter any height for single deck buses as it always isn't in the cab. Check the DVSA Categorisation of Defects... That in cab height marker is a legal requirement  Really? it gets displayed under the clock on the left hand side when on the main screen. I've had it numerous times when im not even near a low bridge It's means there is a problem with the Low bridge warning system and that it will not report any low bridges to you But of course, professional drivers shouldn't need technology to tell them a bridge is too low. As I've said on here before, no replacement for the Mk1 Eyeball! |
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Post by vjaska on Oct 6, 2015 17:42:21 GMT
this happens when the actual vehicle height isn't entered into the ibus mdt, usually done by London buses. If nothing is entered or data gone it shows this display and as a default would warn against any bridges that are above 3m iirc. Should be able to be done at garage level, however, some of them don't enter any height for single deck buses as it always isn't in the cab. Check the DVSA Categorisation of Defects... That in cab height marker is a legal requirement It's means there is a problem with the Low bridge warning system and that it will not report any low bridges to you But of course, professional drivers shouldn't need technology to tell them a bridge is too low. As I've said on here before, no replacement for the Mk1 Eyeball! What about a Mk2 Eyeball lol. |
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Post by capitalomnibus on Oct 6, 2015 18:38:07 GMT
this happens when the actual vehicle height isn't entered into the ibus mdt, usually done by London buses. If nothing is entered or data gone it shows this display and as a default would warn against any bridges that are above 3m iirc. Should be able to be done at garage level, however, some of them don't enter any height for single deck buses as it always isn't in the cab. Check the DVSA Categorisation of Defects... That in cab height marker is a legal requirement It's means there is a problem with the Low bridge warning system and that it will not report any low bridges to you But of course, professional drivers shouldn't need technology to tell them a bridge is too low. As I've said on here before, no replacement for the Mk1 Eyeball! Yes, but not on single deckers of a certain age. At pre 2004 it was never in the cab of many single deck buses, bar Wright bodied Cadet as it was taller than say an ALX200/ Plaxton Pointer so had the vehicle height warning sticker in the cab. You can still find it on some older buses on the vehicle chassis VIN plate. |
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Post by greeny253 on Oct 6, 2015 19:49:47 GMT
Check the DVSA Categorisation of Defects... That in cab height marker is a legal requirement But of course, professional drivers shouldn't need technology to tell them a bridge is too low. As I've said on here before, no replacement for the Mk1 Eyeball! Yes, but not on single deckers of a certain age. At pre 2004 it was never in the cab of many single deck buses, bar Wright bodied Cadet as it was taller than say an ALX200/ Plaxton Pointer so had the vehicle height warning sticker in the cab. You can still find it on some older buses on the vehicle chassis VIN plate. The only thing I can find in relation to PSV height markers is a Network Rail document that tells me bus drivers commit an offence if they operate a vehicle without the overall height displayed though it doesn't reference the legislation. |
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Post by londonbusboy on Oct 7, 2015 8:07:37 GMT
Thanks for the responses to my question
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Post by eggmiester on Oct 8, 2015 20:43:13 GMT
Not just bus drivers. Any driver operating a high sided vehicle must have their full vehicle height displayed in the cab of the vehicle, and this must be printed (i e not hand written) and in a position to be easily viewed by the driver.
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Post by routew15 on Oct 30, 2015 17:02:48 GMT
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