Comments | belle_pullman: Not my most profound and lucid writing, but hopefully will get the message across.

belle_pullman

Not my most profound and lucid writing, but hopefully will get the message across.

Aug 24, 2009 18:35

Aggressive and dangerous driver. Firstly at Morden he refused to accept a disabled passenger despite several passengers alerting him to her presence. His driving was very aggressive, lurching, sharply accelerating and braking. Swearing at other road users. Approaching St Helier hospital he was tailgating a cyclist, getting within inches of his ( Read more... )

bloody buses

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writerwench August 24 2009, 21:41:21 UTC

Well done, well done, well done. I hope he gets his arse soundly kicked. I'd suspect he was high on something, from your description of his driving.
One of those times when I wish I could puke violently and accurately in the driver's direction when leaving the bus...

belle_pullman August 24 2009, 22:13:35 UTC

I got off, fortunately a train had just come in so there were plenty of people getting on at the station - and with pen and paper in hand, stood ahead of him, clearly noting down his appearance, his driver number, the bus reg number, and the time. I got glared at. I did not cross the road til after he'd gone! He would not have been in any doubt that I was getting the information to make a complaint. Maybe the rest of the journey might have been a little easier for other passengers?

writerwench August 24 2009, 22:16:58 UTC

Gosh, I hope so. Probably!

cezanator August 25 2009, 11:29:19 UTC

I hate that kind of behaviour. A lot of the taxi drivers around Guildford I find are the same. I've gotten out of taxi's that I'd have refused to pay if I were on my own. Fair enough if a person wants to put their own life at risk, but driving for paying customers? Not on.