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![]() asdf wrote: On Sun, 13 Aug 2006 10:14:39 +0100, Steve wrote: All bus stops removed. When buses enter OS they become part of a shuttle, travelling in single file and not overtaking or needing to pull in. All traffice lights crossing the street will turn red together stopping movement on the whole of OS while traffic crosses. Meanwhile all the busses will open doors and allow entry or egress to passengers at the same time. So, if there are no bus stops, how do you know where to wait for your bus? Do you just hang around near some traffic lights and hope they turn red as your bus approaches? It's all too elaborate. They should follow existing examples, ie whenever the pavements in Oxford Street get too crowded, all access to the street should be blocked off, allowing people to disperse safely into the Underground. |
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