(18 Oct 2015, 6:47 pm)GX03 SVC wrote Timings of buses? He already said that he has something to eat before he goes to work.
Well time dependent I suppose
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(18 Oct 2015, 6:47 pm)GX03 SVC wrote Timings of buses? He already said that he has something to eat before he goes to work.
(18 Oct 2015, 7:16 pm)Malarkey wrote If I start at 8am, I am up at 5am and out the door at 6am, in town by 7am, grab a Greggs Breakfast from Haymarket then jump on the X7/X8, whichever one it is at 07:12am, in work for 07:30am, giving me enough time to log on to the multiple programs I have to log into before starting at 8am.
(18 Oct 2015, 7:56 pm)Kuyoyo wrote 664 was on the X20 on Thursday and given the board it was on was presumably on there on Wednesday as well given it started the day on the first X15 to Berwick and back to Alnwick (which I'm guessing is worked from the Alnwick outstation rather than sending a bus light from Ashington to Alnwick).
(18 Oct 2015, 8:11 pm)GX03 SVC wrote Back on 35 on the Friday. On the same run as I posted above...
Arriva Northumbria: 0664 | W664 CWX by DRS68008, on Flickr
(18 Oct 2015, 8:45 pm)GX03 SVC wrote 0900 X21 from Ersh, I've had 7504, 7508, 7518 and 7524 on that journey...
(17 Oct 2015, 8:35 pm)Jimmi wrote Hate the Darlington 5/5A, takes far too long to get from Darlington to Newton Aycliffe these days, think it's totally silly that it's timetabled to take 34 minutes to get between these two points, it should take 31 minutes tops, you nearly always end up sat at timing points for what feels like forever. Got the 18:00 5 from Darlington Town Centre this evening and I couldn't help but think that I could have gotten the 7 which left 3 minutes before the 5 and despite having to walk home from the nearest bus stop for the 7 I could have gotten home nearly 10 minutes earlier rather than been shaken to death on 1426 at Newton Aycliffe Town Centre for around 5 minutes! [emoji34]
(18 Oct 2015, 10:20 pm)MrPottski wrote What changes would you suggest? I know the 5/5A don't take the most direct route but it serves the purpose.
(19 Oct 2015, 8:51 am)Stuartphin1639 wrote And while people are saying they want to improve services in darlington, darlington is at a stand still this morning, there's ROADWORKS between HARROWGATE HILL and COTHAM MUNDERVILLE ( one for jimmi to complain about ) roadworks at great burdon, and also roadworks on woodlands road
So basically getting in and out of darlington is a night mare, the 09:00 service 5 finally got in to darlington at 09:45 just one example of how late they are
(19 Oct 2015, 8:51 am)Stuartphin1639 wrote And while people are saying they want to improve services in darlington, darlington is at a stand still this morning, there's ROADWORKS between HARROWGATE HILL and COTHAM MUNDERVILLE ( one for jimmi to complain about ) roadworks at great burdon, and also roadworks on woodlands road
So basically getting in and out of darlington is a night mare, the 09:00 service 5 finally got in to darlington at 09:45 just one example of how late they are
(19 Oct 2015, 10:59 am)Jimmi wrote Oh lovely! Any ideas what they are doing on the A167 and how long for?
This is why I miss the 16 running to Newton Aycliffe because you could avoid all the roadworks on the A167.
Please keep me updated about these roadworks as I've looked online and can't find any mention of them anywhere.
(19 Oct 2015, 11:46 am)Stuartphin1639 wrote Just been informed it wasn't roadworks on the A167 it was due to a broken down Scania at Harrowgate hill club that caused all the traffic this morning, roadworks are still on A66 for three months and also on woodlands road
(19 Oct 2015, 11:46 am)Stuartphin1639 wrote Just been informed it wasn't roadworks on the A167 it was due to a broken down Scania at Harrowgate hill club that caused all the traffic this morning, roadworks are still on A66 for three months and also on woodlands road