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When a full bus arrives at a busy stop (Brixton in the rush hour for
example) the driver opens the back doors to let people off. If you're not right at the front of the queue is it better to stand square on to the front doors two or three people deep or to sneak on from the sides from further away? The shape of the bus 'queue', a huge flattened semi-circle of people seems to suggest that people board from the sides faster than from the front but whatever position I take I'm always one of the last people on the bus unless I'm right at the front to begin with. Gaz. |
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