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Amongst all the mayhem of boxes, zig-zags, bumps, chicanes, lights and
bollards there seems to be a new phenomena in South London - buses being used to deliberately block the routes they use so as to prevent traffic passing them. On the road from Hook to Chessington (71 bus route) the lay-by before the Greenfields roundabout was filled in about 6 months ago, so the 71 has nowhere to pull into (bad thing for the traffic) but OTOH nowhere to pull out of (good thing for the 71). Today I notice just round the corner on the opposite side the bus stop has been jettied out into the dual carriageway and the bus now *completely* blocks the road to cars! Is the idea that anyone in future using a car will travel at the same speed as the bus they see ahead of them? |
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