Re: News & Discussion: O-Bahn
Posted: Sun Dec 10, 2017 5:51 pm
No-testing and driver training this week.As per new timetables,services begin next Sunday.
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SA Labor's facebook says first services start using it tomorrow. So they are training bus drivers at the same time?adelaide transport wrote: ↑Sun Dec 10, 2017 5:51 pmNo-testing and driver training this week.As per new timetables,services begin next Sunday.
Also loved the photos that was on the original 1540 - especially the original 1501/1502 with the SL200 style display screens, the first orders outside PMC, and the original O-Bahn branding.Nathan wrote: ↑Sun Dec 10, 2017 8:18 pmOur boy loves all things transport, so we bought him down around 2 for the walk-through. Even in the last hour, it was still mighty busy. Having a bus stationed outside the tunnel in the original O-Bahn livery was a nice touch. Feel sorry for the ambos though, the fire engine was much more popular with the kids!
You'd be impressed then that we have a copy of the original 'Northern Busway' style guide in our studio library.Brucetiki wrote:Also loved the photos that was on the original 1540 - especially the original 1501/1502 with the SL200 style display screens, the first orders outside PMC, and the original O-Bahn branding.Nathan wrote: ↑Sun Dec 10, 2017 8:18 pmOur boy loves all things transport, so we bought him down around 2 for the walk-through. Even in the last hour, it was still mighty busy. Having a bus stationed outside the tunnel in the original O-Bahn livery was a nice touch. Feel sorry for the ambos though, the fire engine was much more popular with the kids!
WTF is this?? Do you think you're too cool to acknowledge someone who's job it is to take you from A to B? Too TOOL more like it. I don't know what your job is, but I assume you are happy if you are never acknowledged for making somebody's day a little more pleasant, because you get paid and that should do. It's people with your attitude that are to blame for poor service.
I'd like to have a look inside that guide.Nathan wrote: ↑Mon Dec 11, 2017 11:58 amYou'd be impressed then that we have a copy of the original 'Northern Busway' style guide in our studio library.Brucetiki wrote:Also loved the photos that was on the original 1540 - especially the original 1501/1502 with the SL200 style display screens, the first orders outside PMC, and the original O-Bahn branding.Nathan wrote: ↑Sun Dec 10, 2017 8:18 pmOur boy loves all things transport, so we bought him down around 2 for the walk-through. Even in the last hour, it was still mighty busy. Having a bus stationed outside the tunnel in the original O-Bahn livery was a nice touch. Feel sorry for the ambos though, the fire engine was much more popular with the kids!
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There are signs aboard all buses, trains and trams stating that there is no correspondence to be had with the driver of the vehicle. It's not a matter of being cool. It's following those instructions.rhino wrote: ↑Mon Dec 11, 2017 4:07 pmWTF is this?? Do you think you're too cool to acknowledge someone who's job it is to take you from A to B? Too TOOL more like it. I don't know what your job is, but I assume you are happy if you are never acknowledged for making somebody's day a little more pleasant, because you get paid and that should do. It's people with your attitude that are to blame for poor service.
Yes, I'm sure those signs are there to deter travellers from saying Hi or Good Morning to the driver when they board, or to say Thank You or Goodbye when they alight. How rude that would be, indeed![Shuz] wrote: ↑Mon Dec 11, 2017 5:10 pmThere are signs aboard all buses, trains and trams stating that there is no correspondence to be had with the driver of the vehicle. It's not a matter of being cool. It's following those instructions.rhino wrote: ↑Mon Dec 11, 2017 4:07 pmWTF is this?? Do you think you're too cool to acknowledge someone who's job it is to take you from A to B? Too TOOL more like it. I don't know what your job is, but I assume you are happy if you are never acknowledged for making somebody's day a little more pleasant, because you get paid and that should do. It's people with your attitude that are to blame for poor service.
Those who disobey it are the rude ones.
Not like you rhino to get miffedrhino wrote:Yes, I'm sure those signs are there to deter travellers from saying Hi or Good Morning to the driver when they board, or to say Thank You or Goodbye when they alight. How rude that would be, indeed![Shuz] wrote: ↑Mon Dec 11, 2017 5:10 pmThere are signs aboard all buses, trains and trams stating that there is no correspondence to be had with the driver of the vehicle. It's not a matter of being cool. It's following those instructions.rhino wrote: ↑Mon Dec 11, 2017 4:07 pmWTF is this?? Do you think you're too cool to acknowledge someone who's job it is to take you from A to B? Too TOOL more like it. I don't know what your job is, but I assume you are happy if you are never acknowledged for making somebody's day a little more pleasant, because you get paid and that should do. It's people with your attitude that are to blame for poor service.
Those who disobey it are the rude ones.
Common sense dictates that those signs are to deter travellers from standing and conversing with the driver during travel Shuz.