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In message 01cbdde1$8fc4a380$LocalHost@default, at 02:22:21 on Wed, 9
Mar 2011, Michael R N Dolbear remarked: One reason to ring the bell on country bus routes is that standing up or moving before the bus actually stops can be unsafe, especially if one is not very secure on ones feet. So expecting the driver to notice only works when the passenger feels it safe to move when the bus isn't stationary. That depends how far away the bells are. If this is an issue, then the buses here have about half the seats within reach of the bell without getting up. -- Roland Perry |
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