I mean... who would if they didn't really HAVE TO?he’s probably never actually ridden a bus, has he?
It always baffles me when people get snobby about using the bus. Maybe it's different in London, but living in Leeds (and I would presume any major UK city) there's really no POINT in learning to drive unless you have kids and move out to the suburbs. They're cheap, fairly reliable (much moreso than the fucking trains) and for the most part perfectly safe and comfortable.
It always baffles me when people get snobby about using the bus. Maybe it's different in London, but living in Leeds (and I would presume any major UK city) there's really no POINT in learning to drive unless you have kids and move out to the suburbs. They're cheap, fairly reliable (much moreso than the fucking trains) and for the most part perfectly safe and comfortable.
if you're really lucky you get the bus that carries on to Jaywick
Do we need a TRANSPORT forum?
Alas the underground hasn't arrived at the mega metropolis that is Colchester yet. We're very much zone 25. Although we do have THREE railway stations. I know. Calm yourselves.
I love Brighton's buses. I Wonder if Leo Sayer the bus is still going.I do miss the bendy buses of Brighton. Now there's a city with excellent public transport.
Said no one ever.I love getting the bus!
Sorry, I wasn't saying the Buses are worse in London - I genuinely don't know, I don't use them. I was just wondering if maybe Londoners have a lower opinion of buses because they can get most places so much faster on the Tube.