Concerns on bendy buses being listened to
Publication Date: Wed, 13 Mar 2013 08:38
Good progress is being made in determining if bendy buses are suitable for the Island’s roads.
That’s according to Brendan O’Friel who is acting as the independent assessor during a month long trial of the articulated vehicles.
The trial, which is due to come to an end next week, is looking at a number of issues including reliability and safety.
If the buses were introduced they would be used on school routes, saving the Department of Community, Culture and Leisure more than £3 million.
Mr O’Friel, who is the chairman of passenger watchdog TravelWatch, says the public’s concerns are being listened to:
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