(18 Jan 2014, 7:23 pm)Davey Bowyer wrote I totally agree with you. Take the 308 for example, very popular high capacity route serving many key places that is quick but when burdened by delays, it can be a nightmare. When people don't board with the correct fare or worse don't have the fare ready, then by the time they've paid their fare, a big queue forms meaning that the bus gets full very quickly as it's supposed to otherwise it wouldn't make any money but, you then have St Mary's Place to contend with after Haymarket and it gets worse. Passengers need to be there for when the bus is due at peak times Monday to Saturday with the exact fare ready to board and sit down ASAP unless the fare or ticket is £5 or more. It would also be helpful for Arriva to publish their fares so passengers know what they're going to pay when they go for the bus.

I think all bus companies should publish their faretables for the public to see and then the passenger will know how much it is for their journey, single or return journeys and not just day, weekly or monthly tickets, might make boarding the bus a lot quicker if the passenger states the fare and destination and have the right change to hand. (otherwise bring the conductors back lol)

The bus companies should put the faretable in with the timetable of the bus service instead of all these advertisements in timetables.