Looks like GNE are getting even more tight with the free WiFI, a whopping 28mb limit!



Having said that, it has reset itself a few times now and I haven't been kicked off

Would people actually miss free WIFI on the bus if it was turned off, how much of a saving would the company make per year by doing so

Would people actually miss free WIFI on the bus if it was turned off, how much of a saving would the company make per year by doing so

Probably not, I only connected to it because the sockets weren't working and I didn't want to waste my battery tethering

I'd rather they ditched the WiFi and put effort into keeping the chargers working properly!

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Wasn't it 100MB

Wasn't it 100MB

Yes it was

Given that the vast majority of the North East already has decent enough data coverage in comparison to, say, five years ago, I think it's safe to say that onboard bus WiFi for local bus routes has outlived its usefulness. I've always just used data whenever I leave the house.