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Post by Deleted on Nov 17, 2021 14:32:54 GMT
I think the one about face masks has been altered slightly. According to a driver it's presently the only message that's both automated (broadcasted at timed intervals) yet also a preset message for the driver to press anytime. It's almost on every journey I make. Sometimes twice on the same bus route |
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Post by Quoll662 on Nov 20, 2021 18:01:41 GMT
According to a driver it's presently the only message that's both automated (broadcasted at timed intervals) yet also a preset message for the driver to press anytime. It's almost on every journey I make. Sometimes twice on the same bus route I had one where it announced it twice in the period of one stop! And there was me and one other passenger - both of us with masks on! Granted it was a 20 minute stop as a result of traffic. |
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Post by redbus on Nov 24, 2021 22:10:52 GMT
The problem with apologising for the inconvenience of waiting to even out the service is that apologising or saying sorry means that you will try not to do it again! Trouble is TfL aren't sorry, because they will do it again and again! Truth is that TfL believe an even service is more important than the potentially greater problem of the bus taking an excessively long time to reach its destination.
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Post by galwhv69 on Nov 24, 2021 22:35:59 GMT
The problem with apologising for the inconvenience of waiting to even out the service is that apologising or saying sorry means that you will try not to do it again! Trouble is TfL aren't sorry, because they will do it again and again! Truth is that TfL believe an even service is more important than the potentially greater problem of the bus taking an excessively long time to reach its destination. It's the same with their customer service responses. Reporting drivers for not stopping/being rude etc. and every single time it's Thanks. Sorry. We will contact the operator. |
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Post by ServerKing on Nov 28, 2021 7:35:28 GMT
The problem with apologising for the inconvenience of waiting to even out the service is that apologising or saying sorry means that you will try not to do it again! Trouble is TfL aren't sorry, because they will do it again and again! Truth is that TfL believe an even service is more important than the potentially greater problem of the bus taking an excessively long time to reach its destination. It's the same with their customer service responses. Reporting drivers for not stopping/being rude etc. and every single time it's Thanks. Sorry. We will contact the operator. People hear empty apologies all the time. Doesn't matter if it's from your bank apologising for the wait due to busy periods, or politicians saying "lessons will be learnt"... it will make people think twice about taking the bus (very annoying if the 349 bus you are on is overtaken by the one behind and you're a little late for work)... |
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Post by Busboy105 on Dec 11, 2021 20:38:07 GMT
Another updated announcement. Whilst on the 221 after Copthall Sports Centre it now says alight for StoneX Stadium
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Post by Busboy105 on Jan 15, 2022 18:24:19 GMT
Couple updates I've noticed:
Bush Hill and Broomfield Lane now have the cycle lane caution announcement after it.
Kew Bridge Station now has "alight here for Brentford Community Stadium"
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