Audit | Arriva Bus Depot | You're compromising our security 

YOU are compromising their security by walking through an unlocked door as directed by Arriva employees! 🤔

A lot of money is handled in these places they will be alarmed about security. It’s like going in and walking around a bank vault.

The bus depot thinks its a nuclear power plant lol

Some modern day Blakey and Butler's on show here (the older viewers will remember),nice polite audit,,,as always,well done👍

Hahaa brilliant ! Its funny how many people think GDPR applies to the public !

You're compromising our security by entering our un-gated and unlocked building.

Arriva - says it all as a bus operator. Pay peanuts and get the monkeys.

How do you buy a bus pass at a bus stop in the pissing rain without a mobile phone?

Very entertaining, I use the ariva services a lot. You tend to find most drives are miserable sods 😂. Keep up the good work

I laughed, "You're compromising our security"........ But the door is open. You could not make it up.

He does know the law because he runs a bus company, I wonder if one of he's drivers can represent me if I ever have to go to court again?

What a helpful, welcoming, educated, cordial couple of chaps! NOT! Twats!

Security is a joke these days. Unless you have a camera, then it's a nightmare.

How much has really changed since the 1970's? I'm guessing not much.

Clueless about laws AGAIN. How do these people get employed?!

To my understanding, every bus depot is situated on private property, as the company leases the premises. Normally it states on the gates that public cant enter without permission. This is normally why depots are not situated in towns or cities and situated on the outskirts. All tickets are sold at the travel shop which is normally in a town.

I use to drive buses and to be fair, once the day had started and drivers and other staff were about there was no real barrier to people walking straight into the driver's changing room. There was a sign )at our place) indicating that all visitors must report to the office and a general expectancy that people would know not to just wander around a workplace. I think this is just a bit of mischief to be honest.

If 1 staff tells you to enter, and you accept that, why can't you leave when another tells you and accept that? Especially as the 2nd appears to be in a position of authority? Also the signs directed otherwise. Why not think twice or question first? Undermines completed what you're attempting to do.

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i love your method. Finally somebody who does it right.