The answer to everything is basically TfGM as with TfL in London. The only thing that operators are responsible for is the actual running of the bus services and associated activity (employing drivers, vehicle maintenance etc )
Not sure what your point is. That wouldn't fall under the classification of turn up and go frequencies.
Both you and @Xenophon PCDGS are correct.
And I said earlier, communication that will be mostly missed or ignored because the average passenger won't know about changes until they get impacted by them.
Whilst many don't regularly check bus websites, at least some will see notices on buses and at bus stations with details of changes, even if it's just a lost of routes changing. Some companies have these, many don't.
For goodness sake, it's just a play on words and no different to any other advertising slogan.One "improvement" that I would dearly love to see is the total eradication of meaningless phrases such as "Say yellow to the Bee Network". Do they really mean what they say and if so, let us have information on how to do this...
It is just plain and outright stupdiity . Another such offering suggested people "say yellow to buses". The men in white suits would be working overtime if people were found to be doing just that in sizeable numbers.....
It is just plain and outright stupdiity . Another such offering suggested people "say yellow to buses". The men in white suits would be working overtime if people were found to be doing just that in sizeable numbers.....
Someone somewhere will have been paid a lot of money to come up with thatOne "improvement" that I would dearly love to see is the total eradication of meaningless phrases such as "Say yellow to the Bee Network". Do they really mean what they say and if so, let us have information on how to do this...
I thought that the Bee Network were going to show how things are done with regards the end of profligate spending (and profiteering) by those utterly dreadful private sector bus companies and to ensure that money is spent correctly...then I read your response above...
There seems to be no evidence that that's cost a lot of money.I thought that the Bee Network were going to show how things are done with regards the end of profligate spending (and profiteering) by those utterly dreadful private sector bus companies and to ensure that money is spent correctly...then I read your response above...
That's not what @mayneway thinks....refer back a couple of postings ago.
I read it, and again in your response. It's an opinion, unless they know more than that.
Why not ask that question of the website member who has that opinion (in a conversation). Your posting commencing "it seems" sounds very much like an opinion.
It seems, meaning, I haven't seen, but can't completely rule out.
I promise you faithfully that I will never go into bus stations in the Greater Manchester area and walk up to the nearest yellow-liveried bus and say "yellow to the bus" nor will I leave Manchester Piccadilly railway station, walk over the bridge over London Road to the TfGM office building and ask permission to enter so that I can say "yellow to the Bee Network"....
I promise you faithfully that I will never go into bus stations in the Greater Manchester area and walk up to the nearest yellow-liveried bus and say "yellow to the bus" nor will I leave Manchester Piccadilly railway station, walk over the bridge over London Road to the TfGM office building and ask permission to enter so that I can say "yellow to the Bee Network"....
I've no idea what that has to do with complaining about waste at GMCA.I promise you faithfully that I will never go into bus stations in the Greater Manchester area and walk up to the nearest yellow-liveried bus and say "yellow to the bus" nor will I leave Manchester Piccadilly railway station, walk over the bridge over London Road to the TfGM office building and ask permission to enter so that I can say "yellow to the Bee Network"....
That is why you will note there are organisations known as waste management companies.
It most certainly did.I really hope this all started off as sarcasm...
I don’t want to say too much as I’ll be accused of being bias and negative but it’s genuinely scary how much money is being wasted.I thought that the Bee Network were going to show how things are done with regards the end of profligate spending (and profiteering) by those utterly dreadful private sector bus companies and to ensure that money is spent correctly...then I read your response above...
