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"Jack Taylor" wrote in
: Outside of London most operators ceased using the rear blinds in the 1970s or 1980s, so there can't be a regulation requiring it. That, however, was in the days of roller blinds. When I was a youngster in Edinburgh they removed the rear numbers so that people wouldn't run after a bus and dangerously jump on to it while it was moving. They put them back after finding that people still jumped on, asked what bus they were on, and then even more dangerously jumped off when they found it wasn't the right route. Peter -- || Peter CS ~ Epsom ~ UK | pjcs02 [at] gmail.com | |
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