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Post by lc1 on Jun 13, 2009 17:15:07 GMT
Maybe our resident TFL mob can answer this for me. I reported a fault on PVL43 last night (to BX) and was told this is the normal now following a recent update  The fault. No route or destination announcements when only opening the front doors. Now I understand that perhaps it announces the route and destination a bit too much, but surely it would be more benifical for it to announce on the front doors rather than the rear doors...just my tupppence worth. |
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Post by beaver14uk on Jun 14, 2009 17:22:57 GMT
A colleague has confirmed the following. In fact I noticed this was the case last night on the 96. I can confirm that this is not correct... The bus stopping sign will go off as soon as the door opens, and it should announce ‘N89 to wherever’ as normal. No requirement for the back doors to be opened. Maybe our resident TFL mob can answer this for me. I reported a fault on PVL43 last night (to BX) and was told this is the normal now following a recent update The fault. No route or destination announcements when only opening the front doors. Now I understand that perhaps it announces the route and destination a bit too much, but surely it would be more benifical for it to announce on the front doors rather than the rear doors...just my tupppence worth. |
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Post by greeny253 on Jun 14, 2009 17:49:49 GMT
I've found a lot of the time that the garage will say anything to shut us up  |
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Post by 422 on Jun 14, 2009 19:55:10 GMT
it happens on a lot of the Dart buses.
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Post by londonbusboy on Jun 14, 2009 20:08:28 GMT
Lol im sure a lot of the management at that depot will get into trouble now. Is LG/LC trying to cut costs because they may be doing this to cut the cost of the engineer fixing it.
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Post by lc1 on Jun 15, 2009 7:30:17 GMT
Lol im sure a lot of the management at that depot will get into trouble now. Is LG/LC trying to cut costs because they may be doing this to cut the cost of the engineer fixing it. No because it was STILL marked down as a fault because the person I reported it too wasn't 100% sure. Thanks for the confirmation beaver, I shall be able to tell them they are wrong  |
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Post by busdryver on Jun 15, 2009 7:51:07 GMT
Lol im sure a lot of the management at that depot will get into trouble now. Is LG/LC trying to cut costs because they may be doing this to cut the cost of the engineer fixing it. The engineers at the garage don't fix problems with iBus - they have to get someone in from tfl to do it. Therefore, it is in their interest to get it fixed asap! |
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