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We're talking about bus bunching here. The bus is skipping your stop because there's an empty one right behind it.
by ambicapter 8y ago
We're talking about bus bunching here. The bus is skipping your stop because there's an empty one right behind it.
- massivecali 8y agoThis is great in theory, but not in practice. A bus in back sees the bus in front stop so it passes. However the bus in front might be full and only drops off one pasenger while more than one pasenger is waiting to board and are thus denied. Again, simple dismissal of the problem is ignorant of reality.
- telesilla 8y agoThis is why I mentioned communication: surely there is a system that drivers could implement themselves with a code or something.