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On Sat, 20 Dec 2003 20:11:44 -0000, "Edward Cowling"
wrote: Someone said to me the other day that if nothing else Ken Livingstone had made buses an acceptable way to travel. Everyone uses buses these days, they said. Do they ? I still consider the bus as drop in centres on wheels and would rather walk 5 miles in the rain than use one. What is the overall perception of them out there in Internet land ?? Yep brilliant, I almost always take the bus in from Hammersmith to London and back, the most influential reason is probably that it now costs just 65p as opposed to £2 on the tube. Takes a few minutes longer than the tube but not an appreciable amount, and is definitely a better experience (seat every time, more space, better scenery outside, better entertainment from the conductor, can hop off more or less wherever you want, no shuffling in passageways to get to the platform etc etc etc etc etc) One routemaster route past my house but all the others have got new buses now. |