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(Not in Roadkill since it doesn't actually apply to driving, just people getting on and off the bus.)
In the mornings, there are express buses to my campus. These are labeled (unfortunately) as "226X South Ave <College> Express". The main route these are based off of is labeled "226 South Ave <College>". Yet just this morning (and it's not an isolated incident) there were 4 people who tried to get off before the campus. These express buses are not actually supposed to stop for drop-offs until they get to the campus. The bus driver announces these things. I am going to suggest that the bus company changes the signs, but I doubt that will change things, since we all know customers don't read.
But seriously, is it that hard to catch the actual bus that's not an express and goes to your actual stop? The Express bus doesn't even pass near the high school or the hospitals, which the normal *26 buses do. GRAH! YOU'RE TAKING UP SEATS THAT THE PEOPLE GOING TO CAMPUS COULD USE SO THEY AREN'T BREAKING THEIR BACKS STANDING ON THE BUS WITH HEAVY BACKPACKS!</rant>
In the mornings, there are express buses to my campus. These are labeled (unfortunately) as "226X South Ave <College> Express". The main route these are based off of is labeled "226 South Ave <College>". Yet just this morning (and it's not an isolated incident) there were 4 people who tried to get off before the campus. These express buses are not actually supposed to stop for drop-offs until they get to the campus. The bus driver announces these things. I am going to suggest that the bus company changes the signs, but I doubt that will change things, since we all know customers don't read.
But seriously, is it that hard to catch the actual bus that's not an express and goes to your actual stop? The Express bus doesn't even pass near the high school or the hospitals, which the normal *26 buses do. GRAH! YOU'RE TAKING UP SEATS THAT THE PEOPLE GOING TO CAMPUS COULD USE SO THEY AREN'T BREAKING THEIR BACKS STANDING ON THE BUS WITH HEAVY BACKPACKS!</rant>