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Cant get to bloody work for all the kids on the buses.
user104658
08-09-2020, 07:12 AM
They do here anyway (for high schools).
Most schools are going bust .. can’t afford extra expenses. Sorry
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That's only going to get worse if people like me cant get to work.
I'm in one now waving at the stranded kids at the side of the road as the already full bus speeds past them....no school for you today
Cherie
08-09-2020, 07:49 AM
I'm in one now waving at the stranded kids at the side of the road as the already full bus speeds past them....no school for you today
:joker:
Cherie
08-09-2020, 07:51 AM
They do here anyway (for high schools).
That wouldn't practical in London, 7 high schools that I can think of in my area alone, imagine the gridlock!
In London there are specific buses with green stickers for kid apparently, not seen any so not sure how far out this scheme is going
arista
08-09-2020, 07:53 AM
Cant get to bloody work for all the kids on the buses.
No they are taking over buses
at that early hour
pushing you out.
They have no funding to set up private buses.
michael21
08-09-2020, 08:00 AM
Cant get to bloody work for all the kids on the buses.
Kids are suppose to be in bubbles this can be tricky when useing bus or train incase the bubbles pop :bawling::bawling::bawling:
No they are taking over buses
at that early hour
pushing you out.
They have no funding to set up private buses.
Yes, I did feel pushed out this morning cause I've used that same bus for 6 months now and been just about the only person on it each day....bloody driver cant tell it's me for this effing mask either or I'm sure he would let me on first.
Marsh.
08-09-2020, 08:27 AM
No.
You're capable of driving your own vehicle to work, the kids aren't. And also set off early enough to be on time. :hee:
user104658
08-09-2020, 08:29 AM
That wouldn't practical in London, 7 high schools that I can think of in my area alone, imagine the gridlock!
Hmm. A heaving biomass of ants :yuk:. Hate cities.
Cherie
08-09-2020, 08:59 AM
Hmm. A heaving biomass of ants :yuk:. Hate cities.
actually where i live I haven't seen heard one car this morning since i started work , I live 5 minutes drive from two different country parks which stretch for miles, a hugh park with boating lake and when my family visit from Ireland they say its much noisier in the country with all the farm machinery going up and down roads and stuff, yet I can be in Central London in 50 minutes :hee:
user104658
08-09-2020, 09:18 AM
actually where i live I haven't seen heard one car this morning since i started work , I live 5 minutes drive from two different country parks which stretch for miles, a hugh park with boating lake and when my family visit from Ireland they say its much noisier in the country with all the farm machinery going up and down roads and stuff, yet I can be in Central London in 50 minutes :hee:
Yes but I'm talking about the inner city itself :nono:. I've been to London plenty of times, I don't like it, I'm allowed to not like it :bawling:. I'm not even being just a London-hater here, I grew up a 30 minute train journey from the centre of Glasgow and spent tonnes of time there in my youth... I don't like it there either. It's fine on a quiet weekday morning but weekends etc... UGH... PEOPLE everywhere.
UserSince2005
08-09-2020, 09:34 AM
get an uber
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