(20 Sep 2015, 10:08 pm)Jimmi Bet you're also hoping someone gets you a Sat Nav for Christmas
People seem to get lost in Newcastle all the time, I was once stood outside the O2 Academy and someone was going down the one way street in the wrong direction. People have often gone into those no car lanes and have had no action faced so hopefully you should be alright.
(20 Sep 2015, 10:28 pm)Andreos1 Several witnesses have said you then turned right at the traffic lights, into Eldon Square bus station and dropped your mates off. Realising your stand was blocked - you then drove around the block again. Getting onto the stand at the second time of asking.
A late running mate, got a wag of a finger - before you closed the doors and made off onto Percy Street.
Any truth in these rumours?
(21 Sep 2015, 11:01 am)MurdnunoC I wouldn't worry too much about it.
I've managed to do the same thing several times and received no letter, just a few dirty looks. It's easily done when stressed or slightly distracted, especially if you're used to getting a bus.
If a letter does come, lodge a challenge. Claim you don't know the area well. It worked for me down in Liverpool when I took a wrong turn down some pedestrianised/loading zone.
(21 Sep 2015, 2:38 pm)GMitchelhill Depends what time you did it. Between 7pm at night and 7am the next morning you can drive in most the bus lanes around Newcastle.
Plus there is only a handful of bus lane cameras in Newcastle, off the top of my head they are located...
Great North Road
Tyne Bridge
High Level Bridge
Great Park
And one or two other places.
(20 Sep 2015, 10:08 pm)Jimmi Bet you're also hoping someone gets you a Sat Nav for Christmas
People seem to get lost in Newcastle all the time, I was once stood outside the O2 Academy and someone was going down the one way street in the wrong direction. People have often gone into those no car lanes and have had no action faced so hopefully you should be alright.
(20 Sep 2015, 10:28 pm)Andreos1 Several witnesses have said you then turned right at the traffic lights, into Eldon Square bus station and dropped your mates off. Realising your stand was blocked - you then drove around the block again. Getting onto the stand at the second time of asking.
A late running mate, got a wag of a finger - before you closed the doors and made off onto Percy Street.
Any truth in these rumours?
(21 Sep 2015, 11:01 am)MurdnunoC I wouldn't worry too much about it.
I've managed to do the same thing several times and received no letter, just a few dirty looks. It's easily done when stressed or slightly distracted, especially if you're used to getting a bus.
If a letter does come, lodge a challenge. Claim you don't know the area well. It worked for me down in Liverpool when I took a wrong turn down some pedestrianised/loading zone.
(21 Sep 2015, 2:38 pm)GMitchelhill Depends what time you did it. Between 7pm at night and 7am the next morning you can drive in most the bus lanes around Newcastle.
Plus there is only a handful of bus lane cameras in Newcastle, off the top of my head they are located...
Great North Road
Tyne Bridge
High Level Bridge
Great Park
And one or two other places.