I presume from this story that the bus was empty of passengers at the time of the accident as there would have been ample witnessess then.
Wonder if the bus pulled out in front of the motorist?
I presume from this story that the bus was empty of passengers at the time of the accident as there would have been ample witnessess then.
Wonder if the bus pulled out in front of the motorist?
[quote][bold]Wewullywinky[/bold] wrote:
I presume from this story that the bus was empty of passengers at the time of the accident as there would have been ample witnessess then. Wonder if the bus pulled out in front of the motorist? [/quote] Not sure she's a motorist.
Sounds like she was a pedestrian.
Wewullywinky wrote:
I presume from this story that the bus was empty of passengers at the time of the accident as there would have been ample witnessess then. Wonder if the bus pulled out in front of the motorist?
[quote][bold]TellyTubby[/bold] wrote:
[quote][bold]Wewullywinky[/bold] wrote: I presume from this story that the bus was empty of passengers at the time of the accident as there would have been ample witnessess then. Wonder if the bus pulled out in front of the motorist? [/quote] Not sure she's a motorist. Sounds like she was a pedestrian.[/quote] It's just odd how the report says she collided with the buss not bus hit woman pedestrian.
Made me think she was a motorist and police are asking for witnessess of the crash not accident/incident.
TellyTubby wrote:
Wewullywinky wrote: I presume from this story that the bus was empty of passengers at the time of the accident as there would have been ample witnessess then. Wonder if the bus pulled out in front of the motorist?
Not sure she's a motorist. Sounds like she was a pedestrian.
It's just odd how the report says she collided with the buss not bus hit woman pedestrian.
Made me think she was a motorist and police are asking for witnessess of the crash not accident/incident.
my friend lives on rumbridge st and said there was no other vehicle involved so i guess she was either on her bike or walking,windscreen on bus had smashed and poor womans shoes on road. hope she makes a full recovery
my friend lives on rumbridge st and said there was no other vehicle involved so i guess she was either on her bike or walking,windscreen on bus had smashed and poor womans shoes on road. hope she makes a full recovery
The bus probably swerved in like they usually do when stopping to let people on and off. I've nearly had my head taken off by the wing mirror before (whilst clearly standing on the pavement)...you sometimes wonder if the drivers have eyes in their head.
The bus probably swerved in like they usually do when stopping to let people on and off. I've nearly had my head taken off by the wing mirror before (whilst clearly standing on the pavement)...you sometimes wonder if the drivers have eyes in their head.
I live on that road, my friend saw it, the woman walked out in front of it, probably not looking, I went and took pics. people should look where theyre going. Ill leave it up to her if she wants to go forwards.
I live on that road, my friend saw it, the woman walked out in front of it, probably not looking, I went and took pics. people should look where theyre going. Ill leave it up to her if she wants to go forwards.
There was no other vehicle involved.
I went to the Co-op last night just as the incident had happened.. before the ambulance crew were on the scene. The smash in the buses window was so dense that I'm suprised the woman has survived. When I was in the Co-op, the workers seemed to think she had been in there moments before asking if she had enough money to buy whatever it is she had, and said "she didn't really seem 'with-it'". That is of course if they are correct in assuming this is the same individual. My thoughts are with this lady and the bus driver as the scene at the time sure looked frightening and life-threatening. Paul T.
There was no other vehicle involved.
I went to the Co-op last night just as the incident had happened.. before the ambulance crew were on the scene. The smash in the buses window was so dense that I'm suprised the woman has survived. When I was in the Co-op, the workers seemed to think she had been in there moments before asking if she had enough money to buy whatever it is she had, and said "she didn't really seem 'with-it'". That is of course if they are correct in assuming this is the same individual. My thoughts are with this lady and the bus driver as the scene at the time sure looked frightening and life-threatening. Paul T.
[quote][bold]Elliot[/bold] wrote:
Turns out that the woman was drunk too.[/quote] dont be a gossip if you dont have anything constructive to say shut up. this woman has family and they do not need small minded ghouls like you stiring rumours unless as well as taking pictures you had a breathlizer on you PRAT
Elliot wrote:
Turns out that the woman was drunk too.
dont be a gossip if you dont have anything constructive to say shut up. this woman has family and they do not need small minded ghouls like you stiring rumours unless as well as taking pictures you had a breathlizer on you PRAT
[quote][bold]anon[/bold] wrote:
[quote][bold]Elliot[/bold] wrote: Turns out that the woman was drunk too.[/quote] dont be a gossip if you dont have anything constructive to say shut up. this woman has family and they do not need small minded ghouls like you stiring rumours unless as well as taking pictures you had a breathlizer on you PRAT [/quote] Well said..
anon wrote:
Elliot wrote: Turns out that the woman was drunk too.
dont be a gossip if you dont have anything constructive to say shut up. this woman has family and they do not need small minded ghouls like you stiring rumours unless as well as taking pictures you had a breathlizer on you PRAT
It is constructive, try giving your name. I think you'll find that I'm not small minded, how do you know this person has a family? if she does then they do not need her getting drunk and walking in front of buses. they're not rumours, the source was direct. Why did you even come to this page if you didn't want to know about the incident? without people like me giving facts then you would have no page to read. PRAT!
It is constructive, try giving your name. I think you'll find that I'm not small minded, how do you know this person has a family? if she does then they do not need her getting drunk and walking in front of buses. they're not rumours, the source was direct. Why did you even come to this page if you didn't want to know about the incident? without people like me giving facts then you would have no page to read. PRAT!
[quote][bold]Elliot[/bold] wrote:
incidently it was the number 8, I hope that if there were any passangers that they got a full refund cus the bus was stuck their for hours!!![/quote] "I hope that if there were any passangers that they got a full refund cus the bus was stuck their for hours!!!"
What the hell is constuctive about that comment Elliot..???
A little sensitivity wouldn't go amiss mate.
Elliot wrote:
incidently it was the number 8, I hope that if there were any passangers that they got a full refund cus the bus was stuck their for hours!!!
"I hope that if there were any passangers that they got a full refund cus the bus was stuck their for hours!!!"
What the hell is constuctive about that comment Elliot..???
Posted by: Elliot, Totton on 10:11pm Thu 27 Mar 08
Ok point taken about that part was a silly moment... I was just wondering how potential passangers would feel possibly being traumatised. But also that people are quick to jump to sympathy with the person that came off worse psysically. Im just thinking that the bus drivers life could have been ruined entirely, he was really shaken and in tears because of this.
Ok point taken about that part was a silly moment... I was just wondering how potential passangers would feel possibly being traumatised. But also that people are quick to jump to sympathy with the person that came off worse psysically. Im just thinking that the bus drivers life could have been ruined entirely, he was really shaken and in tears because of this.
[quote][bold]Paul T[/bold] wrote:
[quote][bold]Elliot[/bold] wrote:
incidently it was the number 8, I hope that if there were any passangers that they got a full refund cus the bus was stuck their for hours!!![/quote] "I hope that if there were any passangers that they got a full refund cus the bus was stuck their for hours!!!"
What the hell is constuctive about that comment Elliot..???
A little sensitivity wouldn't go amiss mate.[/quote] Well I would think it constructive for bus passengers who have paid to recieve a service to get a refund.
If a plane, train or car crashes all passengers are quick enough to claim thousands of pounds of compensation!!
Indeed if you were to pick up a loaf of bread in the que at the said co-op and then standing in the que someone jumped on it would you buy it or go and get another one? Quite right the passengers should be entitled to a refund.
Well done Elliott for facts and pics, and may I last but not least wish the lady a sppedy recovery.
Paul T wrote:
Elliot wrote:
incidently it was the number 8, I hope that if there were any passangers that they got a full refund cus the bus was stuck their for hours!!!
"I hope that if there were any passangers that they got a full refund cus the bus was stuck their for hours!!!"
What the hell is constuctive about that comment Elliot..???
A little sensitivity wouldn't go amiss mate.
Well I would think it constructive for bus passengers who have paid to recieve a service to get a refund.
If a plane, train or car crashes all passengers are quick enough to claim thousands of pounds of compensation!!
Indeed if you were to pick up a loaf of bread in the que at the said co-op and then standing in the que someone jumped on it would you buy it or go and get another one? Quite right the passengers should be entitled to a refund.
Well done Elliott for facts and pics, and may I last but not least wish the lady a sppedy recovery.
[quote][bold]Elliot[/bold] wrote:
Ok point taken about that part was a silly moment... I was just wondering how potential passangers would feel possibly being traumatised. But also that people are quick to jump to sympathy with the person that came off worse psysically. Im just thinking that the bus drivers life could have been ruined entirely, he was really shaken and in tears because of this.[/quote] I know.. I saw him too.. and as I said before, my thoughts go out to him, but when a woman is lying there almost dying infront of you, your thoughts are automatically drawn to her.
Sam.. are you delirious..?
If you want a forum on refunds or customer service, you're clearly on the wrong one.
Elliot wrote:
Ok point taken about that part was a silly moment... I was just wondering how potential passangers would feel possibly being traumatised. But also that people are quick to jump to sympathy with the person that came off worse psysically. Im just thinking that the bus drivers life could have been ruined entirely, he was really shaken and in tears because of this.
I know.. I saw him too.. and as I said before, my thoughts go out to him, but when a woman is lying there almost dying infront of you, your thoughts are automatically drawn to her.
Sam.. are you delirious..?
If you want a forum on refunds or customer service, you're clearly on the wrong one.
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