Texting For Your Bus
Linked to Countdown is London’s new system for locating buses by text.
Text For Your London Bus
This picture shows one of the signs that are starting to appear on stops. Each stop has a unique number.
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September 30, 2011 - Posted by AnonW | Transport/Travel | Buses, London
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Looks like a good idea. If you know the number of the stop nearest your home, you can check when the bus will arrive so that you dont have to stand around a wet smelly smoky bus stop.
Comment by liz | September 30, 2011 |
[…] when the next bus is coming, you just type a five digit code to 87287. I talked about the system here. With my Nokia 6310i, it is a very simple operation, I can do with one hand. With the Junkberry, […]
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