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almond37 [142]
1 year ago
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According to Andrea Levy, why would the opening incident on the London bus not

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joja [24]1 year ago
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The same thing would not happen today in quite that way. Everyone is used to a mix of cultures and London buses are full of Londoners from all over the world. But still there are silences and gaps in our knowledge and understanding. Accidents on London’s bus network claim a life every three weeks, new figures have revealed. Campaigners today called for Transport for London to impose penalties on bus operators based on their

Explanation:London’s least reliable bus stops were today revealed - where fewer than one in 10 services are on time. Number crunchers say they have calculated exactly where you can wait ages for a bus only.

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