(30 Jan 2015, 5:35 pm)Jimmi wrote Well of course there is going to be 80 less journeys a day if there is a frequency decrease, Duh!
What a load of ***** this article is, more whinging about the lost connections, how many people actually did the full 35's route anyway, clearly not that many if they felt the 20/20A would be better to run to South Shields.
Also is really that hard changing buses in Park Lane seriously how much of an absolute drama people are making this out to be, you'd think they were walking 1,000 miles to connect to another bus.
Oh the children have to change buses, well SO DID I when Arriva cut the 7 from running direct to Fram when I was at New College and what did I do, I got on and changed buses to get where I wanted to be, I was wasn't happy about it but I didn't whinge on and on about it so learn to bloody well live with it like I have to.
“Go North East should explain why these changes are being implemented and how they are in the best interest of passengers" to make improvements to services like you've clearly bloody ignored.
So stop moaning and learn to live with change instead of living in a mythical dream world where everything stays the same forever just to suit you. RANT OVER!
Lmao, its not end of the world is it, what about who have to get 2 buses everyday, iv'e just said it on a different post... its not like Sunderland Hospital is not well bus routed... most services which run that way run every 10 or 15 minutes... with a bus every 5 or so minutes