@OC_TranspoHelps@OC_Transpo My issue isn’t that the bus was late, but when asked the operator told me “have you tried driving in the dark?” .. and if low visibility was the main issue, why was he speeding so aggressively that he didn’t see my stop.
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Genuine question? Do your drivers know their actual route? Or do they just decide to skip stops or entire sections of their route and people standing in -20 weather and late to their work, for fun? The 299 limebank just simply drove past
@OC_TranspoHelps@OC_Transpo This is why I’m replying to an older thread, since it’s the same stop and same route at the same time. 299 Limebank, at the corner of Atrium Ridge and River Road. Bus time is normally 6:30. The bus was 10 mins late.
@OC_TranspoHelps@OC_Transpo Different day yet same behaviour. The 299 was 10 mins late and almost ignored my exact same stop, because he was speeding so much. Had to wave and he saw me at the very last min and stopped the bus way past the actual stopped. If there was the car behind, it would have crashed
@OC_TranspoHelps@OC_Transpo 299 limebank at 6:31 am. At River / Ad 752 (river road and Atrium ridge)
This isn’t the fist time. There was a period of construction where the 299 was rerouted via Cambie, but the routinely skipped the entire section. Took me a while to realize this. Luckily that wasn’t my stop
I just stood there flabbergasted an waving. This isn’t the first time. There are entire subreddits talking about how often this happens all over Ottawa. #octranspo#ottawa
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