On 7 Feb 2006 04:51:56 -0800, "Kev" wrote:

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Can I just clarify that at no time was the bus driver expected to
reverse.

So how was he in a situation to be complaining at you for expecting
him to?

Are you saying that after you reversed without any prompting, he
pulled up alongside you and stopped to abuse and threaten you?

If that is what you are saying, then his conduct is inexcusable.

But frankly, I don't believe you. You must have done or said something
that indicated to him that you expected him to reverse, even if it was
just waiting until he complained


It is interesting though, had I told the bus driver he was
****ing moron and threatened violence our friendly police would have
arrested and charged me.


So why didn't the policeman present do that to the bus driver? Unless,
of course, he thought you deserved it (in which case things cannot be
as simple as you suggest).

Or are you suggesting that one would miraculously have appeared if you
had been the one complaining and threatening?
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