(14 Mar 2015, 1:26 pm)Tommy_1581 wrote I know the person who is currently outside my house knocking on the door very loudly. I used to go to school with him and he nearly killed me.

And he's friends with the teenagers who are on drugs who live opposite me, so he probably knows every movement I do.

(14 Mar 2015, 2:00 pm)Tommy_1581 wrote Three.

Three's Internet is crap.

(14 Mar 2015, 2:03 pm)Dan wrote Mobile data?

Using Three, I've just killed an hour on the Tyne Tees Xpress by streaming a TV show I missed last night. Signal isn't always great on the A19 so it's highly commendable that it only buffered the once.

(14 Mar 2015, 2:06 pm)Kuyoyo wrote Likewise, using my Three mobile data on TTX because wouldn't you know it - 2 branded B9TLs and neither have the WiFi working.

(14 Mar 2015, 2:08 pm)Dan wrote Sure you haven't been kicked off for using too much data? There's a limit which is why I didn't use the Wi-Fi (which is working) on 6084.

(14 Mar 2015, 2:10 pm)citaro5284 wrote Well according to MoovManage, 5 are working......

(14 Mar 2015, 2:10 pm)citaro5284 wrote Well according to MoovManage, 5 are working......

(14 Mar 2015, 2:19 pm)citaro5284 wrote Well I can see it is working, and the GPS on the wifi unit is working... just going along Sunderland Road now and 2 users are connected to it.

(14 Mar 2015, 2:42 pm)citaro5284 wrote As you can see from a couple of my responses, we can see which vehicles are online, the amount of users per vehicle (need this to see if customers complain about it going slow, how many were on at the same time), last time it connected and since each unit has a GPS receiver, the location of the vehicle, the number of the SIM card installed and a basic summary usage - data downloaded/uploaded (either by bus or account wide)

We can set any limits we want, currently we have a 150mb daily limit and also we can block whatever sites we feel necessary.  We also have the ability to setup a landing page.  Most if not all of the other info is held by our supplier as part of the contract and SLA that was signed by Go Ahead.

(14 Mar 2015, 2:47 pm)Tommy_1581 wrote How much is 150MB?

It mustn't be a lot if I can use 500MB in three days.

(14 Mar 2015, 2:49 pm)Dan wrote Enough to get a commuter through all of their e-mails while downloading images and other files when using Social Media.

Reset during the day to allow commuters to use 150MB on the morning and 150MB on the evening.

This is more than enough - it's not meant to be used for streaming movies and suchlike.

(14 Mar 2015, 2:42 pm)citaro5284 wrote As you can see from a couple of my responses, we can see which vehicles are online, the amount of users per vehicle (need this to see if customers complain about it going slow, how many were on at the same time), last time it connected and since each unit has a GPS receiver, the location of the vehicle, the number of the SIM card installed and a basic summary usage - data downloaded/uploaded (either by bus or account wide)

We can set any limits we want, currently we have a 150mb daily limit and also we can block whatever sites we feel necessary.  We also have the ability to setup a landing page.  Most if not all of the other info is held by our supplier as part of the contract and SLA that was signed by Go Ahead.

(14 Mar 2015, 3:32 pm)citaro5284 wrote No

But even with 4G there is still a data charge and a limit would still have to be applied, just you would reah your limit a lot quicker 

(14 Mar 2015, 3:40 pm)citaro5284 wrote I think it is up to the Company, all of our mobile communications are with EE, so that is who provides ours.

(14 Mar 2015, 3:54 pm)citaro5284 wrote Yes there is, but remember the more SIM cards you have, the chances are the more it will cost.  If you have a data package say for EE and also a one for Vodafone in the same bus, even if you split the package out, it would probably cost more if you add the package costs together from each provider.

(14 Mar 2015, 4:02 pm)Tommy_1581 wrote I spent an hour in Asda to get 6 items.

20 minutes was in the checkout queue. Unbelievable.

(14 Mar 2015, 4:12 pm)citaro5284 wrote Yeah, you still get charged.  I guess it is not the providers fault the vehicle is VOR.

(14 Mar 2015, 4:15 pm)mb134 wrote Guessing you went to the Ashington one?

I was there this morning, getting some food before I made my way back home, was paying at the self service, and saw my bus (7524) turn up at the traffic lights, had to get down the travelator, ran across the road and still made it before it left, don't ask me how!

(14 Mar 2015, 4:23 pm)Tommy_1581 wrote There's stairs, you know
They want to sort them traffic lights out, twice now I've missed the bus because of them.

(14 Mar 2015, 5:14 pm)MarcTheA4 wrote The Saltwell Park Streetlite I boarded.

Was an alright bus in itself, but I was a bit annoyed that I mistakenly hopped on a 54 instead of a 53 on Market Street West...wound up getting a tour of Gateshead!

Not only that, a drunken Irishman was sat in front of me on the phone. That was hard to not listen to...