(20 Mar 2021, 12:12 am)streetdeckfan wrote [ -> ]Any further information on what happened?
As usual the Chronicle's journalistic standards are top notch and explain absolutely sod all about it!
https://www.chroniclelive.co.uk/news/nor...m-20214756
It did say that the bus came off the road and got stuck in the mud
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Oh. So you're allowed to discuss incidents involving buses openly on the forum? In other discussion groups that is heavily frowned upon. It's refreshing to see a place where folk can discuss topics freely without unnecessary heavy-handed moderation.
(20 Mar 2021, 7:20 am)cbma06 wrote [ -> ]It did say that the bus came off the road and got stuck in the mud
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Buses don't just come off the road though, were they avoiding a small child, did a car come into their lane and they swerved to avoid them, or did the driver just fancy parking up?
I'd expect a news article to have a bit more depth than 'bus came off road and got stuck in mud'
(20 Mar 2021, 9:16 am)Clifton Hignett III wrote [ -> ]Oh. So you're allowed to discuss incidents involving buses openly on the forum? In other discussion groups that is heavily frowned upon. It's refreshing to see a place where folk can discuss topics freely without unnecessary heavy-handed moderation.
Other than to save face of a company, why would discussing 'operational incidents', as they like to call them, be frowned upon?
(20 Mar 2021, 10:25 am)streetdeckfan wrote [ -> ]Buses don't just come off the road though, were they avoiding a small child, did a car come into their lane and they swerved to avoid them, or did the driver just fancy parking up?
I'd expect a news article to have a bit more depth than 'bus came off road and got stuck in mud'
Incidents like that require a thorough investigation which includes speaking to those involved and potentially any witnesses. A news article should not prejudice that investigation, even for the sake of enthusiasts wanting to know the far-end of a fart about everything.
(20 Mar 2021, 12:10 pm)Adrian wrote [ -> ]Incidents like that require a thorough investigation which includes speaking to those involved and potentially any witnesses. A news article should not prejudice that investigation, even for the sake of enthusiasts wanting to know the far-end of a fart about everything.
Have you read the Chronicle before? That's never stopped them in the past!
(20 Mar 2021, 12:13 pm)streetdeckfan wrote [ -> ]Have you read the Chronicle before? That's never stopped them in the past!
Reading what the Chronicle has written on a subject is a quick way of discounting that option from the range of possibilities .....
I hope the driver is alright