You gave me a right ole belly laugh about being scared. And yes, I definately heard that weird whistling noise. I would have legged it out of that place quicker than a blink of the eye, leaving the bus behind and I'm not joking. Its always good to wear trainers at night and never try to find the source of the noise, nutters will leer you right into the bushes, and the next thing you know, is death or waking up at the local hospital....... Hope that cab is also strong enough to keep you safe should an attack happen mate. Maybe a bout of self-defence classes might also help🤣
Uk weather is so great 😂...this day wasnt your day but it shows how good of a driver you are. I would have freaked out hearing those sounds. Video was funny wish you did south east routes.
😂 Ik this uk weather is something else. I don't know how women drivers manage at night. You know when I get the opportunity to go south I'll go plumstead. What part of south you from?
Newham Hospital is actually one of them weird side hospitals that is like a normal hospital but a crap version of a hospital. As far 276 or 167 it’s a route that isn’t really liked.
Cycle lanes are aimed at the family riders, apart from the blue routes they are too narrow to overtake plus probably more dangerous with pedestrians stepping into them which is why most regular commuter & delivery cyclists ride in the road, annoying as a driver I know but unfortunately perfectly legal. My philosophy is, if there's a warning light on the dash it's usually the warning light that's faulty. Lol
Yeah you're right, according to the Highway Code it's legal which makes no sense. I think it should really be mandatory for cyclists to use it if able to do so. What a philosophy that is 😂😂
Hey Renno could be straight outta a horror movie for all I know that there was a chair just randomly sitting solitarily by the gateway surgical centre and that the ghost has come to haunt you 😂
Nah, that day was definitely something... Your first bus had an engine warning, 2nd bus didn't have the 276 blinds, ibus refused to respond to you until a decade later, it was raining so much that you couldn't really do much and you couldn't drive the bus because the mirrors were getting fogged up and wet, you couldn’t get helo from anyone which was the most scariest thing in the video, 2 drivers abandoned their buses and left it in the middle of the road, you heard mysterious sounds next to your bus stand, you found a suspicious chair outside a Hospital, and to top it all off, you had to walk home and drive with foggy side mirrors. That must've been a very scary day, I'm glad you made it out alive and nothing bad happened to you!
I swear driving through these rainy/misty conditions at night time is a matter of being brave enough to handle driving through such intensity and blurry vision. It would be interesting if you eventually drove the 73 bus route (Marble Arch - Stoke Newington). Just to hear your experiences of driving through the intensity of traffic of London's West End. Also to reveal your experiences of driving a modern routemaster and comparing the differences to Scanias and Enviros
Truss me bro, it's crazy. 73 is with arriva and I don't like city routes cos of the traffic and cyclists etc but yeah it would be interesting to drive that route , to compare like you said. Are you a driver?
Just seen you today at Strat around 17:40 doing thr Canning Town run on 276. Was an 09/10 plate ending with G if you know you know 😂😂 Would have said hello but I didn't want to distract you broski at that point as no one should be held needlessly in Slumford... I mean Stratford.
Gateway surgical Centre is similar to a hospital, it's short term stay for surgical and recovery care. Adjacent to the stand( after the fences) is the unit for Social and Community Psychiatry, Newham Centre for Mental Health & Adolescent Mental Health Basically nothing to be alarmed about the Surgical Centre( as a driver they have nice facilities for you to use during your stand time since being a public building - toilets/ canteen/ vending machines etc..) , it's the fences you should be scared off.
On the other side of the fences is where the Mental Health unit is. At the end of the Cherry Tree way rd where the roundabout is, you turn left. Next time, before turning left straight ahead, you will see a red barrier that is the mental health unit.
its good to see what its like to drive in london! as i work for stagecoach south, so its slightly different (and we was not long given a chance to work in london as a loan driver)
The rain is crazy yesterday you know tomorrow i need to a 657 vidual it better not rain wait is 276 on diversion? Till when im gonna go and try that diversion i hope i can do it lol and i will neeed to shoutout lol
