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Clive · July 3rd 05, 12:51 AM posted to uk.transport.london

[email protected] · July 3rd 05, 08:41 AM posted to uk.transport.london

Clive wrote:
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Folding the buggy does not magically make all bus drivers and/or
passengers more considerate; and generally, by turning one unwieldy
object (child in buggy) into two (child and folded buggy), the job of
maneouvering them becomes harder.
You have all the Hallmarks on no experience, either from passenger or
driver/conductor. Just remember, "Fold buggy at stop before bus comes
into view." That makes life easier for punters and drivers/conductors.

Oddly, I've never owned a car, almost always get public transport,
and, when practical, fold buggies before getting on the bus. I've
never been a driver/conductor though, but since London bus drivers
are safely sealed away in little boxes, I might just have a better
idea of the punter-experience (with and without buggy) than they do.

#Paul

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