BUSRAGE Discussions » General Issues

1. kevin
   Member

   Anybody hear about the driver that received 7 days notice two day,s after Christmas.His "crime" he would,nt let a girl off the bus at a particular stop because she did,nt ring the bell

   Posted 2 years ago #

2. AlekSmart
   Member

   Interestin stuff.....Rumours abound of a new and less "Customer Friendly" approach to Staff Relations following a Management Reshuffle at Dublin Bus..?
   Could this perhaps be something resulting from the new policy ??

   Posted 2 years ago #

3. Al
   Member

   What exactly is the policy nowadays, do you have to ring the bell, or can you call out "next stop please" like you always used to be able to do ever since the Atlanteans first came on-line...?
   
   Bruigh amhain, tarraing amhain...just make sure you let the driver know to stop at the next stop. Perhaps a "Stop Requested" light ought to illuminate once the bell is operated? That's what a lot of US buses have on them, to prevent excessive bell-ringing.
   

   Posted 2 years ago #

4. Anonymous
   Member

   you mean like the Bus Stopping sign fitted to all AV/X, VA, DT and WV's?
   [posted by: Daz42C]

   Posted 2 years ago #

5. Al
   Member

   Does it stop the bell from ringing, and can the driver see it? If so, then that's the one. (Hmm, good to see that DB has made it into the 1980s then, if you described the device correctly.)
   

   Posted 2 years ago #

6. Anonymous
   Member

   Yes, they are the ones. The bell can ring once from downstairs, once from upstairs (bleep) and once from the wheelchair area (louder bleep). The "bus stopping" signs have been in use with Dublin Bus since 1993, first appearing on the P type bus.
   [posted by: P]

   Posted 2 years ago #

7. Anonymous
   Member

   why
   [posted by: qvc]

   Posted 2 years ago #

8. spareman
   Member

   Any drivers hate when a passenger asks if the next stop is theres and then ring's the bell. why?
   eg. Hey mister driver is the next stop belfield? YEAH......... BING..... WHY? anyone?

   Posted 2 years ago #

9. Anonymous
   Member

   No Passenger Should Be Talking to the Driver's Anyway.
   And If you don't ring the bell how is the driver to no that you are getting off? Please . . . Someone tell me!?
   [posted by: Driver A]

   Posted 1 year ago #

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