@@woweee7165 Anyway I am not a Bus Driver anymore, but yea if he had just said Good Morning, there wont be any issues. Some people don't think what they say.
The abuse here is coming from the bus driver, I have encountered the same type of driver myself- projecting their own problems onto everyone else while power tripping. The passenger is being very patient and is just sticking up for himself.
@@LeviJamesREJust the vocabulary (slang) of the younger generation; he basically said that the passenger is treating the bus driver like a emotional punching bag- which is false.
What a liar. The doors didn’t even shut 😂 I hate it when passengers try lie on us and are content with their lies. Good on you for taking a stand and not raking crap from him
This bus driver is a drama queen! I have watched his other videos and in my humble opinion, he is a liability to his company. I am a law professional and a former paramedic (also a professional driver). One thing I always said to my student paramedics - and continue to practice to this day - being humble and giving a smile goes a long way to alleviate almost all problems. This guy is confrontational and unreasonable. There was no safety issue with this passenger. Put your hand up, apologise, smile and get on with your day.
Exactly, I think he will get fired if he carries on like this. Terminating his bus every time a passenger does something he doesn't like costs money, once the higher ups start asking questions it's only a matter of time. Hopefully he reads this and gets his act together.
@@devon896 If I make a call for a person on board that is antisocial and disrespectful toward the driver, the company loses no money. If they don't lose money, they don't care about you complaining. When there are bad people on the bus, the TFL also don't care about you complaining. At the end no one cares about you complaining about a driver that cancelled a service, because a passenger affected the driver in negative way possibly compromising his driving by confronting him with lies and bullshit.
Firstly, the passenger was lying as the doors did not close at all, not even moved slightly if you watch the video. However I think the driver was wrong to terminate the service and inconvenience the other passengers.
That driver is pathetic. Customer raises a genuine complaint about the driver's actions and the driver has a tantrum and shouts at him, terminates the whole journey. Either has feelings as weak as jelly or is just a bully.
I agreed with the driver up until he decided to terminate the whole bus with other innocent passengers onboard. Honestly after that dude refused to leave and instead walked inside away from the driver, the driver should have just left the argument there and continued on.
The accomplish nothing. I am working 12 hours shifts very often, just because the city needs to keep moving. However I am leaving this area of London, as I don't like the antisocial behavior there. If I don't like the new area, I will just go back to trucks and the people of London, can figure out how to travel around on their own
I'm a former London bus driver........ This driver should have radioed for assistance such as the police if he wanted someone removed from the bus but it seemed as if he didn't as he knew he was going over the top he was correct to say to the passenger get in touch with TFL but wrong to terminate the bus without any authority and will be seeing the garage manager to explain his actions never mind his head camera which he could be in breach of using as the bus has its own CCTV and is used for security of passengers and not RUclips / public use. Never mind he not feeling safe what about the passengers with this odd acting driver.
I did security job before going to Army. Man let me tell you giving customer services to this self entitled morons is a headache. If you don’t stand your ground they will keep on belittling you. And the thing is this people think it’s only one person we face like this so let it go… But as a bus driver I understand you have to face so many people in a day some pathetic people who are not happy with their life tries to make our day bad cause they know most of us don’t take actions against them. But let me say what you did was good. We are a human being too and we have emotions.
Take care. They will always try to push you around. Standing your ground is very important to preserve your self and also will help you to not hate the job as the job is not the problem.
I am Polish, I know Polish immigrants with the same aggressive defensive response mentality just like the bus driver, they usually end up making things MUCH WORSE especially here in Chicago where people are hostile to begin with. Best to say sorry and calm the rider down. If they continue then start asking them to leave calmly or get security involved
At the end of the day, they accomplish nothing and I still get paid, even if I don't drive the bus. So I win and they get nothing. If I get very disappointed by them I will just go back to trucks and traveling on the motorway.
@@HACKERHITMARKER333 In the beginning I was timid and was taking the abuse. That lasted couple of months, until my training as security officer kicked in. I combined it with my rights as a driver and the policies in places for passers on the buses. Now if they say crap, they better be able to back it. Buses don't discriminate, they only terminate. - Me 2023
@@Not-a-CockroachBut your willingness to take the choice to screw over the rest of your customers is what is at issue here. You work for a company in a customer service role. If you cannot deal with complaints from customers without lowering your service levels then I'm afraid you're working in the wrong type of job.
Are you soft or something? “You don’t feel safe” because a customer complained to you? Where I’m from, we put our pride to the side and serve them, until they actually become a threat.. grow up
And whaat happens when he falls intentionally and says that you departed suddenly without warning? He lied once, what will stop him to lie again about your actions? Or you as a man will do the manly thing and go to court?
@@Not-a-Cockroach what do you mean? If he falls, no matter if it’s intentional or not, it’s his own fault unless you work in an environment where you’re responsible for putting up wet floor warnings. The smart thing to do if you want to keep your job and dignity is to let the customer complain until it actually becomes a safety issue
@@christianbryant5617 you cant prove he did it intentionally or not. You cant be sure he wont hurt himself for real. Here in the UK, when a passanger falls they claim 1 year later, when no one remembers anything. The claim is usually for disability caused by the fall.
@@Not-a-Cockroach I have had many people trying to claim don’t mean nothing just drive the bus nothing would have happened if you kept didn’t tell him to come of the bus. I don’t even use that word
This is the reason why there is no respect in The UK anymore. Everyone wants to talk about professionalism yet we that are trying to be professional don’t get respect. Face facts, 90% of people see us bus drivers as trash. It’s because you think you can get away with accusing and talking to us anyhow is the reason ya’ll think you are entitled to your disrespectful ways without repercussions. We drivers are human beings. We have feelings too. It is those feelings that allows us to terminate a bus if we feel our safety as well as your own is compromised due to stress. Have you ever drove your car upset or angry? Now think of driving a 10 tonne vehicle which is about 10-14 feet long with a bunch of people on board? Now If we was to just turn a blind eye to all the crap we hear and see from all of you, and then a serious accident happens because of it, we cannot then say that it was passengers/other road users that caused us to have the accident, we are told we should have terminated the bus and took a time out before we get to that state. Our NUMBER ONE rule as a bus driver is SAFETY not driving If WE don’t feel safe, the neither are you so my fellow driver here did the right thing.
Spend the time to do it right the first time, so you don't have to waste time again. I also dislike it, that I must waste time for such things and this is the time of many other people. Some of them are going to home to cook for their children, some are going to take care of their sick loved ones... It's unfair but if done properly one time, a lot of time will be saved in the future. The person got spoken to by another passenger confirming that the doors never moved until he was inside the bus. He took the hint that I will not budge and passengers supported my words. I continued 30 seconds later.
@@Not-a-Cockroach Yeah, but not everybody will see this video or this specific event happening on the bus, so no matter what, there is always a chance the same thing could happen again.
@@sb_sb1 I don't care about everybody. I care about the first drop of water as if the drops keep happening we will have a lake and people can see a lake.
As a public transport enthuatist myself I honestly I kind of understand you in the beginning but bro... When he gets in the back and poses no hazard it is useless to terminate the whole service and affect all the innocent passengers who have destinations to go to. If you then say "oh but I still get paid" that is just very ignorant to the other passengers who have places they need to go to and you need to be aware that it is your job to get them to their destination safely. If you can't cope with these kinds of situations go back to trucking.
To lie about my actions on camera while speaking to my face, is like trying to convince me that eating shit is good idea. If you lie to me, you are liability. This is public service. While people use it, they will not disrespect others and make issues where there aren't issues. All he had to do was not open his mouth to tell lies and just sit and enjoy the journey. The less you do the more you get, because buses don't discriminate they only terminate.
@@Not-a-Cockroach If you apply for this job you know you are gonna deal with these people. Its not your bus, you have a job to do, and you cant simply act so immature. You can't make up your own rules. If you get so offended by this shit you cant be on this job. This guy was an example of a calm passenger in comparison to some others Ive met. Welp, my report is already being handled by Tfl. They don't discriminate, they investigate. ; - )
The passenger was just slightly surprised by the pneumatic hissing that the door made as he put his foot on the step (which I'm sure you also heard). Its not unfathomable to accept that he believed that the door had started closing before he was through it. I'd put this down to a plain misunderstanding and carry on.
While on the bus you will behave. This is the bus I drive, not your house to do as you please and tell lies to your family. If you lie to me, you don't get to walk away. You can do this only with your own family.
@@roberthindle5146 It's about losing money. If something happens, because I chose to keep driving after that event, all the passengers can claim compensation from the company. Stopping the bus at the bus stop ensured no one can claim any compensation, since no one will have any exposure to that person's actions on that bus service. I am also protecting my license, and I make zero compromises when it comes to my license.
@@Not-a-Cockroach Again, compensation for what, exactly? Could you not flip that liability on its head? These passengers had paid for a service when they touched in and created a contract. They could be relying on that bus journey for any number of things; to get to a job interview, to get to a wedding or funeral, to just get to work on time. By consciously terminating the service, you put yourself at risk of being sued for loss of earnings etc... What about were you to buy a new car and you spot a scratch in the paintwork when you pick it up from the showroom and complain at the staff (when it may have already been like that)? What if they instruct you to immediately leave the showroom, or won't hand over any cars until you've gone? Would that be just as acceptable under your system?
Based on where the rider was standing the door probably hit face the and it wasn't captured by driver's headcam as he looked away ignorantly. Instead of apologizing he then makes a drama. This driver should be fired
When he looked away he was getting ready to depart from the stop, stop chatting shit on the internet when you have little knowledge of the incident going on
You’re typical of a witness who didn’t actually see anything, the door did not move and certainly didn’t hit him, however the passengers own account of ‘the incident' to his entering on to the bus didn’t even correctly state his direction of travel on, ie from the rear and not the front of the bus. I think he just wanted to belittle the driver slightly for some reason, maybe racial, but it didn’t work with our taking no sh*t driver, however our driver should have carried on driving once he’d responded, there was nothing gained or to be lost by either. After a slight rethink, he could have been right. If that passenger was a real assole and decided to report the fictitious incident later, it would have already been made official as the explanation for the suspension of service, so he’s covered his back now.
I understand the drivers point however the driver may have closed the door slightly faster than he should and then drove whilst the passanger had no time to move past "the drivers area" and "stand or sit safely"
@@Not-a-Cockroach That is verry good of you! However dont you think its a bit extreme making him leave the bus? You should be able to understand that maby for him it was too fast?
@@bussesandmore His complaint was regarding events happening before he entered the bus. Asking me if I check my mirrors and accusing me of closing the doors in his face makes it 100% clear he means the events, before he entered the bus. Unless his face is on his back, saying I closed the doors to soon behind him was not his issue. His issue was lying to make himself look important and belittle me or project some guilt into me. AKA accuse me of something I have never done. EDIT: you have to understand that falsely accusing someone of doing something can be prosecuted. Obviously his actions had negative effects and shall be stopped there and then, because tomorrow he will go into the next bus and say the same lie. If we as society take care of the small stuff, we wont be having that many issues and will be able to focus on the important stuff. However I will entertain that he meant closing the door too soon after he was inside the bus. Compared to other drivers I am actually one of the people that depart from a bus stop extremely safely at walking speed without any acceleration. As you can see in the video, he was inside the bus when I closed the doors and departed. He was not holding to anything as well and he didn't lost his balance. So once again, unless his face is at the back of his head, I will say he meant, events while he was outside the bus.
@@Not-a-Cockroach Yes i know you can be prosocuted for saying stuff thats false, Its a good job you have camras now a days becouse other wise people would not believe you! Have a nice christmas
Actually, defamation, whether by libel or slander, is a civil matter in the UK as most jurisdictions. You can be summoned to a court case to defend against damages but not prosecuted (which is criminal law terminology). In this case, the complaint arose from the fact that the door apparently began closure at exactly 6 seconds into the video, *before* the passenger had stepped onboard. You can clearly hear the hiss and he turns his head to his right, where the door is. Therefore, no slander took place.
Based on many videos i have seen with this driver he likes to punish a whole load of people because he cant stop being a drama queen. I agree with all previous comments, this person shouldn't drive if they cant interact with people.
Driver's at fault. The highway code states, that as a bus driver, you must look in your nearside mirror and at the door until you move off and that's meaning, completely leaving the bus stop with the extreme rear of your vehicle. This is to protect any late passengers and trapped passengers in the door or blindspots on either side. I however do not agree with the passenger's statement either, but that also could have been mediated with the sentence 'Take a seat quietly, end of conversation'. You have 0 patience as a bus driver and that is your biggest responsibility here. Also, why did you not wait for the guy to sit down before you move off? So many things are wrong here... You should have acted in a professional and calm way towards this situation, as you are clearly aware that you are also representing your company. And that's how you should do it.
This is the reason why there is no respect in The UK anymore. Everyone wants to talk about professionalism yet we that are trying to be professional don’t get respect. Face facts, 90% of people see us bus drivers as trash. It’s because you think you can get away with accusing and talking to us anyhow is the reason ya’ll think you are entitled to your disrespectful ways without repercussions. We drivers are human beings. We have feelings too. It is those feelings that allows us to terminate a bus if we feel our safety as well as your own is compromised due to stress. Have you ever drove your car upset or angry? Now think of driving a 10 tonne vehicle which is about 10-14 feet long with a bunch of people on board? Now If we was to just turn a blind eye to all the crap we hear and see from all of you, and then a serious accident happens because of it, we cannot then say that it was passengers/other road users that caused us to have the accident, we are told we should have terminated the bus and took a time out before we get to that state. Our NUMBER ONE rule as a bus driver is SAFETY not driving If WE don’t feel safe, the neither are you so my fellow driver here did the right thing.
bus drivers in my city get threatened with guns and knives and laugh at those people and still drive this driver throws a hissy fit over a passenger simply telling him that the door tried to close on him maybe if you learned manners for once and state an explanation and apologize for things then maybe folks will be nicer to you.
Both of these guys are wrong & ignorant here. The rider: says the door closed in his face. It didn’t. Bus drivers may get their timing wrong when it comes to passengers onboarding & deboarding, it happens all the time & nothing was worth complaining to the driver about. The driver: was immediately defensive & decided to drag the situation overboard by terminating service because of a 1 minute & a half discussion? “I don’t feel safe” ???? 2 idiots
I suggest you point out what part of the video you see the door NOT hitting the face before you arrive at some random conclusion. You're no better than that driver imao lol
@@HACKERHITMARKER333 This is a bus not an airplane. On public transport no one cares if you are sitting or not. Trains depart and they don't care, tube depart and they don't care. You think that because buses are 1.75 we have to wait for you to find a seat?
This seems like a joke, bus driver turn a small issue into a something bigger. For a start we not allowed to video passengers and secondly we are train to calm a situation. The driver didn’t close door in mans face as far as I saw, but he was about to close door. This can happen and driver has to say is sorry and move the bus on. I said sorry to a lot of people in my 10 years as a driver. No skin of my nose.
I believe we are all equal and I believe we all have right to be treated fair and with dignity. I can see those are concepts that you don't understand. Instead you go to judge me based on something that never happened and I actively prevented from happening, never the less I am guilty of it despite all?
@@HACKERHITMARKER333have you been a driver???? Even controllers lack people skills. They expect you to answer when bus is moving. They should go out and drive in service once a week to see the crap a driver puts up with
Could anyone explain to me what did the passenger do wrong? In the past, I had to run for 5 minutes because a bus driver refused to stop and have heard from others and seen that many bus drivers don't stop if they don't feel like it. If the bus driver closed the door on this passenger's face, it seems natural to say somethning and this passenger wasn't threatening the bus driver, he simply voiced his concerns.
@@Not-a-Cockroach If that's true then my bad and I completely understand that. On the video, I see 2 people getting in and only the second passenger is the one that complained to you, which seems different to what you say.
@@Not-a-CockroachNo problem, thank you. The description clears it up, so I can understand the decision. But to be honest you sound more aggressive than the passenger or anyone on the bus. I get that it's difficult in situations like this, but an essential part of dealing with the public (or anyone) is being polite. It's then much more likely that the other passengers will understand your decision and perhaps help to escort the person out, so you can continue driving. It's also not nice when the buses are unreliable and din't get where they are supposed to, I'm personally cycling because it's faster and I get to where I'm going
@@Keyaans_Photography the difference is I am the driver and no one can override me. Disrespect me and you get out. Make false claim against me, then it get personal and you arent coming on my bus ever.
@Not-a-Cockroach yes I respect that you are the driver, but a simple sorry, or "sympathy," even if it wasn't your fault, could of quickly ended this and not having to terminate ultimately avoiding the argument
@@Keyaans_Photography tap card, take a seat. Dont open mouth if there is nothing useful coming out of it. When shit comes out of your mouth we have problem that I will solve permanently.
If you watch the even that is 3 seconds of the video in slow motion, you can see that the door never moves and the guy comes inside the bus. He stopped in front of the door and I thought he is not coming in. I pressed the door close button, but he made a step and I canceled the door close issued. That's why the door just hissed, but never moved.
Mate, you could have just said: 'Sorry I did not see you in my mirror, I do apologise for closing the doors on you.' Instead of having a tantrum and 'terminating' the bus. I don't think you have any right to terminate the bus not for a valid reason. There are other passengers who want to get on with their lives. That passenger was NOT posing a threat to anyone on board. Please don't come at me with the 'I get paid for sitting in traffic' or 'I still get paid for terminating early' This was no excuse to terminate a bus. Please, if this happens to you again, don't be stupid and just carry on driving.
Thank you for your opinion. The driver actions were done according with safety regulations and rules. Furthermore, if that passenger had an accident while the driver was driving, the driver and the company will be liable. There for the driver protected his livelihood and the company from an false compensation claim. Do take your opinion to the TFL or the chairman of the TFL, who is the mayor of London. They will send you very similar answer. Also I will not apologize under no circumstances since in the face of the law me and the passengers have similar rights. I do not serve assholes and idiots. I do not serve passengers either, it sounds strange, but I must ensure they travel safely, and not be their servant. If you want a servant call a black cab and pay 100£, you will be then served properly.
I completely understand that you need to follow safety regulations and company policy and that if a customer is injured on your vehicle it is your responsibility and that you are liable for everyone's safety. But although the customer is NOT always right, I think that the best way to deal with an annoying passenger is to just say something or just completely ignore them. And also looking back at the video, there was no reason for the man to have a go at you because the doors did not touch him and he was completely unharmed. But I certainly don't think that terminating the bus is fair on the other passengers who just want to getting with their lives. 🙂
Okay let's see... First and foremost... We are all human beings and humans DO make mistakes sometimes. We ain't perfect. We never were and we never will be. Now as for the situation itself: Did the door hit the "passenger" in the face? No, it did'nt. Not even close. However... I can also "partially" understand the passenger's perspective (keyword: "partially") He was affraid of getting injured which, in my eyes, is understandable. I mean, He does'nt know the bus like the driver does. How was he supposed to know there's a delay before the doors even close, let alone how long it would take beforehand? Now, as for the busdriver... He did request the rider to leave in a respectful manner when he said "Please leave the bus" but then use an excuse like "...because i don't feel safe, driving with you on board" right after it? Especially considering the busdriver "conveniently" seem to have turned his head and camera away at first when was about to be confronted by the passenger... AND on top of that, there seem to be some kind of plexiglass window between the driver and passenger? Come on! And when the passenger walked on to take a seat, i found the driver's actions rather "unprofessional". "Childish" even when he deciced to "terminate the service" and "emptying the whole bus" Infact... if this busdriver is so easily triggered (which, apparantly he is), he should'nt be working as a busdriver 1 more thing... Now i wanna make something perfectly clear: Some people can be such a Karen, yes. But by no means was this passenger a liability, a potential risk (or however you wanna call it) in any way, shape or form.
Passengers confirmed the doors didn't close in his face when they spoke to him. 20 seconds after the video he left and I continued in service. When children see a bus driver accused of things he didn't do and the bus driver just take it, then the children will think "That's okay, I will show this trick tomorrow to my friends as I know there aren't any consequences".
@@Not-a-Cockroach Well... i clearly stated that it did'nt seem the doors hit him in the face. Not even close either. But the passenger was just affraid of getting injured. Like i also said how was the passenger supposed to know there is a slight delay from when the button is pushed and the doors actually close. The passenger does'nt know the bus like the driver does, so the busdriver should have cut him some slack
@@PaulScholtes1980 He tried to play the victim and I exposed him. I completely understand that the sound may have scared him or he got scared that the doors will close on him and he will get hurt. I also completely understand that he may have no meant me closing the doors in his face but instead almost closing them on him making him stuck between the doors. I also understand that the rules is actually to not depart until all passengers have cleared the driver zone of the bus, before you close the doors. Which is my fault and I am completely responsible for closing the doors at the wrong time. However, because the passenger was not touched by the doors, all of the above points are now invalid as there is no event granting him the right to falsely accuse my of actions I did not commit. You cannot always think that others are victims. Victims are people that were actually impacted negatively by something. You can say he have PTSD or whatever. I don't care. If you have special needs, the bus driver is not a doctor or psychologist. I am there to drive a bus in a safe and comfortable manner which is what I did. I am not there to be a servant or do policing or anything like that. If you treat me in a way that may impact my ability to drive, even remotely in a negative way, then obviously you do not belong on that bus. The driver and other passengers have no time for your insecurities, fears and most definitely your ego and feeling of self importance. This man was an asshole and I knew it by the way he spoke to me. As you can see from the video, him lying, saying I have problem in my head and all sort of disrespectful shit, only proves what kind of person he really is. He tried to play the victim and I exposed him.
@@Not-a-Cockroach I never said he was a victim but neither are you. Both sides could have been abit more respectful. Respect has to come from both sides, Not one.
@@PaulScholtes1980 You must think telling lies about other people is okay. You must think people who tell lies shall be respected. Not it my books they ain't. In my book you feed them shit, you don't respect liars.
In my country (Poland) it is a standard part of a day (if you work with customers). We have a lot of people like this man trying to "find a fight". :/ Respect for the driver! Behavior like this must be punished! :)
Why should bus drivers put up with abuse from passengers??????? The reason passengers abuse drivers is drivers are an easy target. I bet passengers would shit themselves if driver came out of cab in your face.
@@matthewdoyle3877 I agree allot of passengers do not respect the hard work drivers must endure driving so many hours per day. As a truck driver who has driven more than 3,000 hours per week I can't imagine also having to put up with unruly passengers. The mental state of any driver is very important for safety/concentration.
@@matthewdoyle3877 Drivers shouldn't put with abuse. But it wasn't abuse, it was a complaint. The inability to differentiate between a complaint, disagreement and actual abuse is the issue here. I'm curious exactly how more civil you want the complaint to be for you not to brand it as 'abuse'? There is a worrying trend with some people who seem to think literally any complaint is abuse.
Now this driver should've simply said he was very sorry to this passenger who wanted to catch this bus but no he put on a song and dance routine and terminated the service and took it out on other passengers. I hope this driver got frog marched for this he's abused his position of trust.
As a transit enthusiast, i would say the passenger yelling at the driver is wrong, consider that door barely moved an inch. Yes, drivers may accidentally close the doors when they are boarding. After all, we're humans. However, the driver decided to terminate the service out of the blue is just not it. Driver has the screen protecting from harm and he still decice to be like, "oh, im scare of you, im gonna stop driving." Like, that isnt how i woild do. Unless there is an emergency or passengers fighting, i would terminate the bus. But this is just one passenger telling yoi, hey, careful with that doors, you almost shut it on me, like that was nothinf. Just say sorry and moce on. Why would you terminate the bus?
If tickets cost a pound apiece Why should you make a fuss? It's worth it just to ride inside That thirty-foot-long by ten-foot-wide Inside that monarch of the road Observer of the highway code That big six-wheeler, scarlet-painted, London Transport, diesel-engined, Ninety-seven horsepower Ninety-seven horsepower omnibus
this drivers videos always pop up on auto play. he is the biggest baby in public service i've ever seen.. and i live in america. dude asked why the driver closed the door in his face and the driver took that as a threat? so youre not allowed to ask the driver questions? not allowed to interact? this driver is singlehandledly the weakest person ive ever seen in my life.
I’m going to be brutally honest. You are causing so much inconvenience for other passengers by making a big deal over something as petty as this. I honestly don’t know why you’re a bus driver if you aren’t able to properly diffuse a situation rather than making it worse than it initially was
Than let's continue the brutal honesty. If you'd accept disrespecting towards you, than it's fine, it's your choice, but your problem. But prescribing the bus driver how to handle his own comfort zone? Care about your needs but you make people feel even worse with imposing your ideas. Imposing? You say, he should loose his job. (at least it's that what I understand behind your message) You don't even know him. I hate people who judge about people they don't even know. Lastly NO bus driver needs to put up with disrespect or violence, even it's "just" verbal. It's stressful for your psyche and your body. If I understand right you would rather drive with a stressed out bus driver, because he's not feeling comfortable in his own vehicle. You know the risk of mistakes and accidents increase? And he should loose his job? Than every bus driver needs to. No driver likes such behavior and want to get rid of trouble makers. 0 mistakes tolerance and unfriendly af are some people. Big problem everywhere, sadly. not even a small "hello" can people say. But complaining. I am disappointed. Let's end my trip of brutal honesty. Bus driving is a hard job. They need to deal with everything and choose to do it anyway, I wouldn't. I just wish more overall respect in the all day life and a nice day to you.
@Not-a-Cockroach I drove buses for 47 years, and I will tell you that you are not suited for this job. I would find other employment before you are seriously injured or worse. The shield won't protect you forever, and eventually, you will confront someone who has a weapon, and it will be all over for you.
@@playversetv3877 daily I make sure thousands of people travel safely. Few times per month there will be someone looking for a way to provoke you or to claim insurance from the company. He may fall intentionally afterwards when I depart and say I departed sudden. By denying him to travel I saved a lot of trouble for my self and for my company. After all, if he lied once, nothing stops him to lie again.
To be honest im on your side. He said that you closed the door in his face when CLEARLY you didnt. He was in the bus when you closed the doors so i dont get what he means. Only thing i can say is well done👏🏻
I have noticed you do things in autopilot when you do your job you need to slow down, wait a few seconds for the passenger to enter then close the door, not feeling safe is a excuse your trying to make. i want to know what country your from so I can understand why you react this way.
Keep your opinion to yourself and don't judge other people based on 3 a minute video. It show how incompetent and lobotomized you are. All my actions are backed up by rules and risk assessments, for which I have been trained by two separate government bodies.
Some woman literally accused me of being rude when I literally got off the seat to offer her mine she said I was being "Oldiephobic" (mind you it was funny asf)
At 00:05 He presses the door close button (listen to the sound of the air in the door) and then quickly reopens it. The passenger realises that the door was closing probably by the sound of the air (pneumatics). I find it interesting that half the coment section is on the drivers side. On this occasion I think that the passenger was right. Also the passenger was polite in asking the driver why he closed the door in his face.
The door never performs such action. It can beep, it can hiss, it can squeek. I dont care what things sound like since I use my eyes to see how they look like. It's not half the comments supporting me. Its the comments I allowed to stay and the other half I removed, just like I removed the passenger. I am the person in charge, if he dont like how I drive, get out the bus and both of us will be better.
@@Not-a-Cockroachso basically you accept no criticism on comments and only allow those agreeing with you to stay 😂? Seriously ur removing the comments that you don’t like in your free time? How obsessed and low are you?😂
Both of you were in the wrong here. Yes, he was lying, as you seemed to make a genuine mistake (I'll give you the benefit of the doubt here) and didn't close the door at all. It remained open and, even if it had closed, he would've already been inside by the time it did. However, you should've just ignored him. He was just an old or middle aged man who was a bit grumpy and maybe had a bad day. He wasn't threatening anyone at all and terminating the bus service was very extreme. You should've just ignored him.
This is my license, under no circumstance will not take actions to protect it. Also the camera system on the bus keeps records for little over a week. So next week he can file a complaint about me and without camera footage I will be spoken to by a manager. Unlike that person, I don't want to waste the time of another person, because of someone not keeping their mouth shut.
I think that this Bus driver’s ego is bigger than the whole bus. While I do agree that the passenger overreacted, I think that that isn’t reason enough to delay everyone else. Such behavior is unacceptable from the Bus driver’s side. If you’ve got that little nerves buddy then you’ve chosen the wrong career.
nah that was just petty tbh i would be pissed if i was on that bus trying to get home and he terminated the bus cuz of the bus driver and that other guy
@@Danny-fh7quThe Driver did not close the door in the man’s face. The man lied and said the door was closed in his face. The door went nowhere near his face, it didn’t move. No passengers on board the bus spoke up for the Driver. The Bus Driver was correct in not allowing that crazed person travel. Driver could have been attacked by him. Passengers need to speak up more for the Driver in this situation. Well done Driver and what do you use to film? I need to get one asap!!
To say 'I don't feel safe' and that's why he has to leave the bus was nonsense and simply retaliation for the passenger daring to have a civil disagreement with you. You wanted to punish him because you disagreed with him. Not because you actually felt genuinely unsafe. I've noticed this increasingly over the last few years, while public facing roles undoubtedly face a totally unacceptable level of abuse many on the other side of the fence also seem to have responded by equating any disagreement with abuse, often then accompanied by coming out with phrases such as bus driver did, which is not actually genuine, but an excuse to implement a retaliation on the person who had a disagreement with them. You had a minor disagreement, and you completely failed to even try and understand his perspective. He was alarmed by the noise from the doors as he was boarding. Frankly I'd have been nervous as well. Saying 'you closed the doors in my face' doesn't have to mean literally. This could have easily been defused, you chose to escalate. What a total overreaction. Over reacting to a complaint helps nothing, and loses you support for the many, many situations where you face actual abuse.
No one have right to come to my work place and disrespect me. If anyone disagrees with how the bus is run, they can buy a car or arrange for their own transport. My work place will be run according to rules and if I chose not to drive for whatever reason I am accountable to my employer and no one else since this is private vehicle. Watch the video in the description if things are to complicated for your to understand.
situations like that is why i refuse to ever jump on board a bus ever again that i would rather walk miles and miles if my car breaks down. i fucking hate public transport.
❗THIS IS A *BUS SERVICE* 🚫 NOT A HORSE SERVICE 🐴 If any of our drivers feels threatened or unsafe they're within their rights to withdraw the service at their discretion as dictated by the operators guidelines and terms & conditions of service and carriage. Points of complaint can be submitted to the relevant bus operator, TfL or the Mayor's Office.
I think the video pretty clearly shows the hiss of closing door, slight jerk and you stopping it when you realize another guy is stepping in, and closing it right behind him. He may have overreacted (or just lacks language skills) claiming you closed it in his face, but you overracting to that like it's some life-threatening situation? You need to grow thicker skin.
You don't grow thicker skin to people abusing you. I don't need people that look for trouble in my work place or my life. If you aren't happy about my decisions as a driver, address your complaints to the competent institutions. If you try to deal personally with me, you aren't traveling with me.
@@Not-a-Cockroach Sorry, not trying to offend you. But to me the guy that decided to just let it go when he couldn't get you to see his perspective seems more mature than you offloading the whole bus with everyone who had no part in your argument. Classic dictatorship tactic punishing everyone in vicinity for misdeeds of one.
Who ever employed this driver should take him back in for training what an embarrassment for the company,he just wanted to piss everyone off he done a great job
Why take every little thing to heart? Makes your life harder and the lives of everyone else on the bus harder. You’ll be more at peace if you brush these things off, customers are customers they’re gonna be annoying but you have the choice of not letting it affect you. Focus on getting the route done and going home, who gives a shit about a customer
LOL. I actually closed the door on a passenger once but quickly opened it again.. i.e. she was jammed in the door. She had poked herself in after I had checked the door was clear and focused on the door close button. I apologized and nothing further happened.
If I was you're boss, you're be fired. The passengers are my clients, and you disrespect them for things that coul'd be easily ignored, generating a lot of complains and income drop.
@@Not-a-Cockroach And you feel like a winner in that matter, right? You are now manlier than before right? It's a shame that I can't use some words to describe what you are in comments.
I'm a bus driver for stagecoach, which I've been doing for 7 years, and this is ridiculous. You did almost shut the doors in that fella's face. A simple apology would have sorted it out. Yet you felt the need to overeact and chuck the guy off your bus. It's not very professional and deserves a warning, in my opinion. Unsure how you got a job with a attitude like this !
You can either do the job or no. Closing your eyes is closing your eyes. I am a professional that is been paid to ensure the safety of the company property, company name, passenger safety, other people outside of the bus safety and before everything my own safety. If you can't see the reason for my action is because you are either looking the other way when there are problems or you are woke person.
Hi from ontario Canada . I lived and drove within the uk and left in 1981 , it's such a shame to see what the country has become I'm an immigrant in Canada, and to this day have never seen such behavior as that unfortunately that gentleman has brought his beliefs with him which i don't agree with , The saying is or was when in Rome do as the romans do thanks for the video stick to your guns
this driver likes to terminate this bus he has done it before when someone got on at traffick lights and pressed emergency button even though he left after an argument he still kept the passengers waiting for 10 to 20 mins if not more.....this driver should not be working for the public transport
Abellio need to sack you, zero customer service skills , recording passengers without there consent , terminating a bus full of passengers because you started closing the doors before the passenger had fully entered , must have some issues if this is how you get kicks ruining peoples days
You could not expect privacy in public. Report my actions if you believe you are right. Otherwise zip it. I know people like you that have the confidence and are very vocal about what other can and can't do. Those are empty words and I can put you in your place, just like I did this person. I have evry right to do as I did.
If he was in the wrong the conductor could have got him off the bus. Oh no we dont have conductors anymore so the driver as to abandon the bus journey instead.
@No Body You have no customer service skills , You are a bus driver providing a service for paying customers, All you had to reply was "Oh im very sorry i did not see you" or "I pressed the button abit quicker then i should but i apologies for that" simple, He would sat down , End of discussion. You cant say "I feel unsafe with you on the bus" because he pointed out that he felt you shut the doors on him, How does that make you feel unsafe?.You are way overreactive and bringing more problems for yourself then what is needed, Ie find another job because you clearly cant deal with members of the public when doing a public service.
If you have watched the video in the description you will understand the meaning of my actions. Until then have your opinion, but you don't have the facts.
Exactly. It's sad how many actual good professionals struggle without a job while someone like him gets to treat passagers like this, and post it like he was right. I'm sorry for whoever has to deal with him in their lives.
The bus drivers in my part of London are absolutely dreadful. Rude aggressive and seem to have it in for the passengers. Today route 37 Clapham Junction a female driver rude and horrible to the passengers driving badly.
Unfortunately it will not get better. There are very few drivers left that are capable of providing good and safe service. Most of them quit the industry just like I did.
Ужасно отношение, хубавото е че си знаеш правата и не им цепиш басма, много безаварийни часове, лесно ли се кара това животно, аз бях на Клас 2 ходех по частни адреси пълен ужас, и сега съм мултидроп за Амазон работя за себе си и съм доста доволен, ще пусна някое видео скоро 😆
My beard is to my chest. On my bus there were no race, color, religion, gender. There were only passengers that I was making sure arrive safely to their bus stop.
You DID hit the door close button and go to drive away as this passenger entered the bus. I he passenger was telling the truth and you treated him disgracefully.
Passenger: "Good morning"
This bus driver: "I don't feel safe with you in the bus"
Watch the video in the description
@@Not-a-Cockroach it was just a joke. This situation was understandable
@@woweee7165 Anyway I am not a Bus Driver anymore, but yea if he had just said Good Morning, there wont be any issues. Some people don't think what they say.
Top Three worst form of abuses
1. Abusing People for their gender
2. Abusing People for their race
3. Treating Bus Drivers like NPCs
What you banging on about NPC this is real life not a stupid video game. Get real!
@@LeviJamesREYk what he means by treating them like an NPC?
The abuse here is coming from the bus driver, I have encountered the same type of driver myself- projecting their own problems onto everyone else while power tripping. The passenger is being very patient and is just sticking up for himself.
@@LeviJamesREJust the vocabulary (slang) of the younger generation; he basically said that the passenger is treating the bus driver like a emotional punching bag- which is false.
What a liar. The doors didn’t even shut 😂
I hate it when passengers try lie on us and are content with their lies.
Good on you for taking a stand and not raking crap from him
This driver is crazy, he should be sacked, I cannot believe that his employer has not terminated him.
@Savetherice8the passenger hasn’t done anything that bad for the bus to be terminated though
@@davis6439yeah. The driver was lyring. He did closed the door on him. Listen to sound as Well.
This bus driver is a drama queen! I have watched his other videos and in my humble opinion, he is a liability to his company. I am a law professional and a former paramedic (also a professional driver). One thing I always said to my student paramedics - and continue to practice to this day - being humble and giving a smile goes a long way to alleviate almost all problems. This guy is confrontational and unreasonable. There was no safety issue with this passenger. Put your hand up, apologise, smile and get on with your day.
Exactly, I think he will get fired if he carries on like this. Terminating his bus every time a passenger does something he doesn't like costs money, once the higher ups start asking questions it's only a matter of time. Hopefully he reads this and gets his act together.
@@devon896 If I make a call for a person on board that is antisocial and disrespectful toward the driver, the company loses no money. If they don't lose money, they don't care about you complaining. When there are bad people on the bus, the TFL also don't care about you complaining.
At the end no one cares about you complaining about a driver that cancelled a service, because a passenger affected the driver in negative way possibly compromising his driving by confronting him with lies and bullshit.
@@Not-a-Cockroach😂😂😂😂😂
Mostly agree, but he shouldn't have apologized because the doors did not close at all.
Firstly, the passenger was lying as the doors did not close at all, not even moved slightly if you watch the video. However I think the driver was wrong to terminate the service and inconvenience the other passengers.
That driver is pathetic. Customer raises a genuine complaint about the driver's actions and the driver has a tantrum and shouts at him, terminates the whole journey. Either has feelings as weak as jelly or is just a bully.
Did you see the doors hit the hes face, did there doors even hardly close
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😂😂😂😂😂😂did you actually see the doors actually close 😂😂😂😂
I must have missed that part
A genuine complaint 😂😂😂 that guy was just being an ahole
the passenger just complained a bit and the driver having a breakdown
I agreed with the driver up until he decided to terminate the whole bus with other innocent passengers onboard. Honestly after that dude refused to leave and instead walked inside away from the driver, the driver should have just left the argument there and continued on.
The accomplish nothing. I am working 12 hours shifts very often, just because the city needs to keep moving. However I am leaving this area of London, as I don't like the antisocial behavior there. If I don't like the new area, I will just go back to trucks and the people of London, can figure out how to travel around on their own
@NUEKI. no
@@Not-a-CockroachI feel your pain
@@Not-a-Cockroach there's plenty of drivers to replace you so you won't be missed, carry on driving somewhere else then
@@foxylad1530 I already left the area. The new drivers can take over that area. Enjoy the antisocial people there 🤡
I'm a former London bus driver........ This driver should have radioed for assistance such as the police if he wanted someone removed from the bus but it seemed as if he didn't as he knew he was going over the top he was correct to say to the passenger get in touch with TFL but wrong to terminate the bus without any authority and will be seeing the garage manager to explain his actions never mind his head camera which he could be in breach of using as the bus has its own CCTV and is used for security of passengers and not RUclips / public use. Never mind he not feeling safe what about the passengers with this odd acting driver.
I did security job before going to Army. Man let me tell you giving customer services to this self entitled morons is a headache. If you don’t stand your ground they will keep on belittling you. And the thing is this people think it’s only one person we face like this so let it go… But as a bus driver I understand you have to face so many people in a day some pathetic people who are not happy with their life tries to make our day bad cause they know most of us don’t take actions against them. But let me say what you did was good. We are a human being too and we have emotions.
Take care. They will always try to push you around. Standing your ground is very important to preserve your self and also will help you to not hate the job as the job is not the problem.
I am Polish, I know Polish immigrants with the same aggressive defensive response mentality just like the bus driver, they usually end up making things MUCH WORSE especially here in Chicago where people are hostile to begin with. Best to say sorry and calm the rider down. If they continue then start asking them to leave calmly or get security involved
At the end of the day, they accomplish nothing and I still get paid, even if I don't drive the bus. So I win and they get nothing. If I get very disappointed by them I will just go back to trucks and traveling on the motorway.
@@HACKERHITMARKER333 In the beginning I was timid and was taking the abuse. That lasted couple of months, until my training as security officer kicked in. I combined it with my rights as a driver and the policies in places for passers on the buses. Now if they say crap, they better be able to back it.
Buses don't discriminate, they only terminate. - Me 2023
@@Not-a-CockroachBut your willingness to take the choice to screw over the rest of your customers is what is at issue here. You work for a company in a customer service role. If you cannot deal with complaints from customers without lowering your service levels then I'm afraid you're working in the wrong type of job.
@@Not-a-Cockroachthat’s just sad. You actually take pride in screwing peoples days up because you can’t handle petty-ass argument 🤣
"I am Polish" "here in Chicago"
Are you soft or something? “You don’t feel safe” because a customer complained to you? Where I’m from, we put our pride to the side and serve them, until they actually become a threat.. grow up
And whaat happens when he falls intentionally and says that you departed suddenly without warning?
He lied once, what will stop him to lie again about your actions?
Or you as a man will do the manly thing and go to court?
@@Not-a-Cockroach what do you mean? If he falls, no matter if it’s intentional or not, it’s his own fault unless you work in an environment where you’re responsible for putting up wet floor warnings. The smart thing to do if you want to keep your job and dignity is to let the customer complain until it actually becomes a safety issue
@@christianbryant5617 you cant prove he did it intentionally or not. You cant be sure he wont hurt himself for real. Here in the UK, when a passanger falls they claim 1 year later, when no one remembers anything. The claim is usually for disability caused by the fall.
@@Not-a-Cockroach I have had many people trying to claim don’t mean nothing just drive the bus nothing would have happened if you kept didn’t tell him to come of the bus. I don’t even use that word
This is the reason why there is no respect in The UK anymore. Everyone wants to talk about professionalism yet we that are trying to be professional don’t get respect. Face facts, 90% of people see us bus drivers as trash. It’s because you think you can get away with accusing and talking to us anyhow is the reason ya’ll think you are entitled to your disrespectful ways without repercussions. We drivers are human beings. We have feelings too.
It is those feelings that allows us to terminate a bus if we feel our safety as well as your own is compromised due to stress. Have you ever drove your car upset or angry?
Now think of driving a 10 tonne vehicle which is about 10-14 feet long with a bunch of people on board?
Now If we was to just turn a blind eye to all the crap we hear and see from all of you, and then a serious accident happens because of it, we cannot then say that it was passengers/other road users that caused us to have the accident, we are told we should have terminated the bus and took a time out before we get to that state.
Our NUMBER ONE rule as a bus driver is SAFETY not driving
If WE don’t feel safe, the neither are you so my fellow driver here did the right thing.
bro doesn’t feel safe just because he was accused of shutting the doors in someones face?
london…
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Confronting them was right. However, terminating the bus for small things like this can be both time consuming and unfortunate for others on the bus.
Spend the time to do it right the first time, so you don't have to waste time again.
I also dislike it, that I must waste time for such things and this is the time of many other people. Some of them are going to home to cook for their children, some are going to take care of their sick loved ones... It's unfair but if done properly one time, a lot of time will be saved in the future.
The person got spoken to by another passenger confirming that the doors never moved until he was inside the bus. He took the hint that I will not budge and passengers supported my words. I continued 30 seconds later.
What a stupid bus driver 😢😊
@@Not-a-Cockroach Yeah, but not everybody will see this video or this specific event happening on the bus, so no matter what, there is always a chance the same thing could happen again.
He's going to get himself fired if he keeps doing this, terminating a bus for having to deal with passengers.
@@sb_sb1 I don't care about everybody. I care about the first drop of water as if the drops keep happening we will have a lake and people can see a lake.
you didn't need to react like that to the man, you could've just said "oh sorry" and moved on.
He should of kept his mouth shut and just got on the bus, Drivers dont need to hear nonsense
Bro the whole city hates this driver lmao
nah fuck that guy complaining
Good for the city. No hate is allowed on my bus
Agreed@@Not-a-Cockroach
Lol 😂
Does anyone know what this driver's name is
As a public transport enthuatist myself I honestly I kind of understand you in the beginning but bro... When he gets in the back and poses no hazard it is useless to terminate the whole service and affect all the innocent passengers who have destinations to go to. If you then say "oh but I still get paid" that is just very ignorant to the other passengers who have places they need to go to and you need to be aware that it is your job to get them to their destination safely. If you can't cope with these kinds of situations go back to trucking.
To lie about my actions on camera while speaking to my face, is like trying to convince me that eating shit is good idea. If you lie to me, you are liability. This is public service. While people use it, they will not disrespect others and make issues where there aren't issues. All he had to do was not open his mouth to tell lies and just sit and enjoy the journey. The less you do the more you get, because buses don't discriminate they only terminate.
@@Not-a-Cockroach If you apply for this job you know you are gonna deal with these people. Its not your bus, you have a job to do, and you cant simply act so immature. You can't make up your own rules. If you get so offended by this shit you cant be on this job. This guy was an example of a calm passenger in comparison to some others Ive met. Welp, my report is already being handled by Tfl. They don't discriminate, they investigate.
; - )
The passenger was just slightly surprised by the pneumatic hissing that the door made as he put his foot on the step (which I'm sure you also heard). Its not unfathomable to accept that he believed that the door had started closing before he was through it. I'd put this down to a plain misunderstanding and carry on.
@@roberthindle5146 Ikr
Bud veg 😂😂😂
The Driver didn’t close the door on the passengers face but the driver was a drama Queen by terminating the journey because of the passenger lying .
While on the bus you will behave. This is the bus I drive, not your house to do as you please and tell lies to your family. If you lie to me, you don't get to walk away. You can do this only with your own family.
This guy throws a hissy fit because some customer was giving him a hard time hahaha
He accomplished nothing and I got paid. I lost nothing.
Ah yes......"As long as I get money, fuck the rest of the world".
That has stood humanity in good stead.
@@roberthindle5146 It's about losing money. If something happens, because I chose to keep driving after that event, all the passengers can claim compensation from the company. Stopping the bus at the bus stop ensured no one can claim any compensation, since no one will have any exposure to that person's actions on that bus service.
I am also protecting my license, and I make zero compromises when it comes to my license.
@@Not-a-Cockroach Again, compensation for what, exactly? Could you not flip that liability on its head? These passengers had paid for a service when they touched in and created a contract. They could be relying on that bus journey for any number of things; to get to a job interview, to get to a wedding or funeral, to just get to work on time. By consciously terminating the service, you put yourself at risk of being sued for loss of earnings etc...
What about were you to buy a new car and you spot a scratch in the paintwork when you pick it up from the showroom and complain at the staff (when it may have already been like that)? What if they instruct you to immediately leave the showroom, or won't hand over any cars until you've gone? Would that be just as acceptable under your system?
what a sad response, get a life lol!
Based on where the rider was standing the door probably hit face the and it wasn't captured by driver's headcam as he looked away ignorantly. Instead of apologizing he then makes a drama. This driver should be fired
When he looked away he was getting ready to depart from the stop, stop chatting shit on the internet when you have little knowledge of the incident going on
Bus driver's fault@@stearmaster6.756
You’re typical of a witness who didn’t actually see anything, the door did not move and certainly didn’t hit him, however the passengers own account of ‘the incident' to his entering on to the bus didn’t even correctly state his direction of travel on, ie from the rear and not the front of the bus. I think he just wanted to belittle the driver slightly for some reason, maybe racial, but it didn’t work with our taking no sh*t driver, however our driver should have carried on driving once he’d responded, there was nothing gained or to be lost by either. After a slight rethink, he could have been right. If that passenger was a real assole and decided to report the fictitious incident later, it would have already been made official as the explanation for the suspension of service, so he’s covered his back now.
why am i watching this lmao
Same 😂
I understand the drivers point however the driver may have closed the door slightly faster than he should and then drove whilst the passanger had no time to move past "the drivers area" and "stand or sit safely"
I depart from bus stops without using the accelerator. The bus never exceeds walking speed (3mph).
@@Not-a-Cockroach That is verry good of you! However dont you think its a bit extreme making him leave the bus? You should be able to understand that maby for him it was too fast?
@@bussesandmore His complaint was regarding events happening before he entered the bus. Asking me if I check my mirrors and accusing me of closing the doors in his face makes it 100% clear he means the events, before he entered the bus. Unless his face is on his back, saying I closed the doors to soon behind him was not his issue. His issue was lying to make himself look important and belittle me or project some guilt into me. AKA accuse me of something I have never done.
EDIT: you have to understand that falsely accusing someone of doing something can be prosecuted. Obviously his actions had negative effects and shall be stopped there and then, because tomorrow he will go into the next bus and say the same lie. If we as society take care of the small stuff, we wont be having that many issues and will be able to focus on the important stuff.
However I will entertain that he meant closing the door too soon after he was inside the bus. Compared to other drivers I am actually one of the people that depart from a bus stop extremely safely at walking speed without any acceleration. As you can see in the video, he was inside the bus when I closed the doors and departed. He was not holding to anything as well and he didn't lost his balance. So once again, unless his face is at the back of his head, I will say he meant, events while he was outside the bus.
@@Not-a-Cockroach Yes i know you can be prosocuted for saying stuff thats false, Its a good job you have camras now a days becouse other wise people would not believe you! Have a nice christmas
Actually, defamation, whether by libel or slander, is a civil matter in the UK as most jurisdictions. You can be summoned to a court case to defend against damages but not prosecuted (which is criminal law terminology).
In this case, the complaint arose from the fact that the door apparently began closure at exactly 6 seconds into the video, *before* the passenger had stepped onboard. You can clearly hear the hiss and he turns his head to his right, where the door is. Therefore, no slander took place.
Based on many videos i have seen with this driver he likes to punish a whole load of people because he cant stop being a drama queen. I agree with all previous comments, this person shouldn't drive if they cant interact with people.
I drive I decide. No one can stop me.
Driver's at fault. The highway code states, that as a bus driver, you must look in your nearside mirror and at the door until you move off and that's meaning, completely leaving the bus stop with the extreme rear of your vehicle. This is to protect any late passengers and trapped passengers in the door or blindspots on either side. I however do not agree with the passenger's statement either, but that also could have been mediated with the sentence 'Take a seat quietly, end of conversation'. You have 0 patience as a bus driver and that is your biggest responsibility here. Also, why did you not wait for the guy to sit down before you move off? So many things are wrong here...
You should have acted in a professional and calm way towards this situation, as you are clearly aware that you are also representing your company.
And that's how you should do it.
How wasn't he looking at the door? The doors didn't even move if you watch the video carefully.
What are you talking about? Did the doors even close 😂
This is the reason why there is no respect in The UK anymore. Everyone wants to talk about professionalism yet we that are trying to be professional don’t get respect. Face facts, 90% of people see us bus drivers as trash. It’s because you think you can get away with accusing and talking to us anyhow is the reason ya’ll think you are entitled to your disrespectful ways without repercussions. We drivers are human beings. We have feelings too.
It is those feelings that allows us to terminate a bus if we feel our safety as well as your own is compromised due to stress. Have you ever drove your car upset or angry?
Now think of driving a 10 tonne vehicle which is about 10-14 feet long with a bunch of people on board?
Now If we was to just turn a blind eye to all the crap we hear and see from all of you, and then a serious accident happens because of it, we cannot then say that it was passengers/other road users that caused us to have the accident, we are told we should have terminated the bus and took a time out before we get to that state.
Our NUMBER ONE rule as a bus driver is SAFETY not driving
If WE don’t feel safe, the neither are you so my fellow driver here did the right thing.
The driver clearly didn't close the door on his face whats this passenger on about
bus drivers in my city get threatened with guns and knives and laugh at those people and still drive
this driver throws a hissy fit over a passenger simply telling him that the door tried to close on him
maybe if you learned manners for once and state an explanation and apologize for things then maybe folks will be nicer to you.
Same here in Brazil. This guy is pathetic and should be fired.
Both of these guys are wrong & ignorant here.
The rider: says the door closed in his face. It didn’t. Bus drivers may get their timing wrong when it comes to passengers onboarding & deboarding, it happens all the time & nothing was worth complaining to the driver about.
The driver: was immediately defensive & decided to drag the situation overboard by terminating service because of a 1 minute & a half discussion? “I don’t feel safe” ????
2 idiots
i feel like the rider just misspoke, because it seemed like he was just trying to add conversation and was just trying to ride
I suggest you point out what part of the video you see the door NOT hitting the face before you arrive at some random conclusion. You're no better than that driver imao lol
He didn’t terminate he carried on driving after the passenger left the bus
You had to terminate your bus just because of a lying passenger? 😂💀
@@HACKERHITMARKER333in my area,all the time the drivers depart before I even sit down so stop being a karen lol.
Unless you're elderly @@NeonNinjaKidX2lol
@@HACKERHITMARKER333 This is a bus not an airplane. On public transport no one cares if you are sitting or not. Trains depart and they don't care, tube depart and they don't care. You think that because buses are 1.75 we have to wait for you to find a seat?
Massive over reaction
I am unstoppable!
no liars allowed on board
This seems like a joke, bus driver turn a small issue into a something bigger. For a start we not allowed to video passengers and secondly we are train to calm a situation. The driver didn’t close door in mans face as far as I saw, but he was about to close door. This can happen and driver has to say is sorry and move the bus on. I said sorry to a lot of people in my 10 years as a driver. No skin of my nose.
I believe we are all equal and I believe we all have right to be treated fair and with dignity.
I can see those are concepts that you don't understand. Instead you go to judge me based on something that never happened and I actively prevented from happening, never the less I am guilty of it despite all?
@@Not-a-Cockroach You seem to be on defensive and your tone will only bring more trouble.. Your bringing down the standard of professionalism..
@@HACKERHITMARKER333have you been a driver???? Even controllers lack people skills. They expect you to answer when bus is moving. They should go out and drive in service once a week to see the crap a driver puts up with
Could anyone explain to me what did the passenger do wrong? In the past, I had to run for 5 minutes because a bus driver refused to stop and have heard from others and seen that many bus drivers don't stop if they don't feel like it. If the bus driver closed the door on this passenger's face, it seems natural to say somethning and this passenger wasn't threatening the bus driver, he simply voiced his concerns.
@@Not-a-Cockroach If that's true then my bad and I completely understand that. On the video, I see 2 people getting in and only the second passenger is the one that complained to you, which seems different to what you say.
@@matejblaha4659 sorry. Wrong reply. I will remove it. Just read video description.
@@Not-a-CockroachNo problem, thank you. The description clears it up, so I can understand the decision. But to be honest you sound more aggressive than the passenger or anyone on the bus. I get that it's difficult in situations like this, but an essential part of dealing with the public (or anyone) is being polite. It's then much more likely that the other passengers will understand your decision and perhaps help to escort the person out, so you can continue driving. It's also not nice when the buses are unreliable and din't get where they are supposed to, I'm personally cycling because it's faster and I get to where I'm going
The passenger lied.
As a professional driver, it's best to just apologise (if you haven't done anything wrong and just go about your day.
When a car crashed into your car, because he want to lie and do insurance fraud, apologize and tell him you didn't see him.
@@Not-a-Cockroach That is a completely different matter though!
@@Keyaans_Photography the difference is I am the driver and no one can override me. Disrespect me and you get out. Make false claim against me, then it get personal and you arent coming on my bus ever.
@Not-a-Cockroach yes I respect that you are the driver, but a simple sorry, or "sympathy," even if it wasn't your fault, could of quickly ended this and not having to terminate ultimately avoiding the argument
@@Keyaans_Photography tap card, take a seat. Dont open mouth if there is nothing useful coming out of it. When shit comes out of your mouth we have problem that I will solve permanently.
If the door was shut on his face. Then how come the idiot was in the bus with the doors closed behind him
Sometimes bus drivers close it by accident.
But a lot of the times they piss around, do it on purpose blame it on us and drive off.
If you watch the even that is 3 seconds of the video in slow motion, you can see that the door never moves and the guy comes inside the bus.
He stopped in front of the door and I thought he is not coming in. I pressed the door close button, but he made a step and I canceled the door close issued. That's why the door just hissed, but never moved.
@@Not-a-Cockroach yh I know I saw that's what I'm saying a lot of the times it's by accident. The guy who got one just needs to chill out
@@Not-a-Cockroach BS, you closed the door. Saw him and quickly opened it again I will grant you. But you then escalated the problem yourself.
@@devon896 Yea, you have a video in front of you, and you cant even realize what your eyes are looking at. You are in denial or delusional.
Mate, you could have just said: 'Sorry I did not see you in my mirror, I do apologise for closing the doors on you.' Instead of having a tantrum and 'terminating' the bus. I don't think you have any right to terminate the bus not for a valid reason. There are other passengers who want to get on with their lives. That passenger was NOT posing a threat to anyone on board. Please don't come at me with the 'I get paid for sitting in traffic' or 'I still get paid for terminating early' This was no excuse to terminate a bus. Please, if this happens to you again, don't be stupid and just carry on driving.
Thank you for your opinion. The driver actions were done according with safety regulations and rules. Furthermore, if that passenger had an accident while the driver was driving, the driver and the company will be liable. There for the driver protected his livelihood and the company from an false compensation claim.
Do take your opinion to the TFL or the chairman of the TFL, who is the mayor of London. They will send you very similar answer. Also I will not apologize under no circumstances since in the face of the law me and the passengers have similar rights. I do not serve assholes and idiots. I do not serve passengers either, it sounds strange, but I must ensure they travel safely, and not be their servant. If you want a servant call a black cab and pay 100£, you will be then served properly.
I completely understand that you need to follow safety regulations and company policy and that if a customer is injured on your vehicle it is your responsibility and that you are liable for everyone's safety. But although the customer is NOT always right, I think that the best way to deal with an annoying passenger is to just say something or just completely ignore them. And also looking back at the video, there was no reason for the man to have a go at you because the doors did not touch him and he was completely unharmed. But I certainly don't think that terminating the bus is fair on the other passengers who just want to getting with their lives. 🙂
The guy lied and he look like trouble anyway
Why did this passenger feel the need to have an unnecessary moan when boarding 🤦
Yes customers always wants to put up a fight with the bus driver, however it would of been great to do a code blue and still continue the service.
Okay let's see...
First and foremost...
We are all human beings and humans DO make mistakes sometimes. We ain't perfect. We never were and we never will be.
Now as for the situation itself:
Did the door hit the "passenger" in the face? No, it did'nt. Not even close.
However... I can also "partially" understand the passenger's perspective (keyword: "partially")
He was affraid of getting injured which, in my eyes, is understandable.
I mean, He does'nt know the bus like the driver does.
How was he supposed to know there's a delay before the doors even close, let alone how long it would take beforehand?
Now, as for the busdriver...
He did request the rider to leave in a respectful manner when he said "Please leave the bus"
but then use an excuse like "...because i don't feel safe, driving with you on board" right after it?
Especially considering the busdriver "conveniently" seem to have turned his head and camera away at first
when was about to be confronted by the passenger... AND on top of that, there seem to be some kind of plexiglass window between the driver and passenger?
Come on!
And when the passenger walked on to take a seat,
i found the driver's actions rather "unprofessional". "Childish" even when he deciced to "terminate the service" and "emptying the whole bus"
Infact... if this busdriver is so easily triggered (which, apparantly he is), he should'nt be working as a busdriver
1 more thing...
Now i wanna make something perfectly clear:
Some people can be such a Karen, yes.
But by no means was this passenger a liability, a potential risk (or however you wanna call it) in any way, shape or form.
Passengers confirmed the doors didn't close in his face when they spoke to him. 20 seconds after the video he left and I continued in service. When children see a bus driver accused of things he didn't do and the bus driver just take it, then the children will think "That's okay, I will show this trick tomorrow to my friends as I know there aren't any consequences".
@@Not-a-Cockroach Well... i clearly stated that it did'nt seem the doors hit him in the face. Not even close either. But the passenger was just affraid of getting injured. Like i also said how was the passenger supposed to know there is a slight delay from when the button is pushed and the doors actually close. The passenger does'nt know the bus like the driver does, so the busdriver should have cut him some slack
@@PaulScholtes1980 He tried to play the victim and I exposed him.
I completely understand that the sound may have scared him or he got scared that the doors will close on him and he will get hurt.
I also completely understand that he may have no meant me closing the doors in his face but instead almost closing them on him making him stuck between the doors.
I also understand that the rules is actually to not depart until all passengers have cleared the driver zone of the bus, before you close the doors. Which is my fault and I am completely responsible for closing the doors at the wrong time.
However, because the passenger was not touched by the doors, all of the above points are now invalid as there is no event granting him the right to falsely accuse my of actions I did not commit.
You cannot always think that others are victims. Victims are people that were actually impacted negatively by something.
You can say he have PTSD or whatever. I don't care. If you have special needs, the bus driver is not a doctor or psychologist.
I am there to drive a bus in a safe and comfortable manner which is what I did. I am not there to be a servant or do policing or anything like that.
If you treat me in a way that may impact my ability to drive, even remotely in a negative way, then obviously you do not belong on that bus.
The driver and other passengers have no time for your insecurities, fears and most definitely your ego and feeling of self importance.
This man was an asshole and I knew it by the way he spoke to me. As you can see from the video, him lying, saying I have problem in my head and all sort of disrespectful shit, only proves what kind of person he really is.
He tried to play the victim and I exposed him.
@@Not-a-Cockroach I never said he was a victim but neither are you. Both sides could have been abit more respectful. Respect has to come from both sides, Not one.
@@PaulScholtes1980 You must think telling lies about other people is okay. You must think people who tell lies shall be respected. Not it my books they ain't. In my book you feed them shit, you don't respect liars.
In my country (Poland) it is a standard part of a day (if you work with customers). We have a lot of people like this man trying to "find a fight". :/
Respect for the driver! Behavior like this must be punished! :)
If you say anything which may upset the driver or even look at him wrong then the trip will be terminated...
Why should bus drivers put up with abuse from passengers??????? The reason passengers abuse drivers is drivers are an easy target. I bet passengers would shit themselves if driver came out of cab in your face.
@@matthewdoyle3877 I agree allot of passengers do not respect the hard work drivers must endure driving so many hours per day. As a truck driver who has driven more than 3,000 hours per week I can't imagine also having to put up with unruly passengers. The mental state of any driver is very important for safety/concentration.
@@kennethmatthew34533000hrs, per week? You sure about that mate… Write as carefully as you drive fella…
@@matthewdoyle3877 Drivers shouldn't put with abuse. But it wasn't abuse, it was a complaint.
The inability to differentiate between a complaint, disagreement and actual abuse is the issue here. I'm curious exactly how more civil you want the complaint to be for you not to brand it as 'abuse'? There is a worrying trend with some people who seem to think literally any complaint is abuse.
This bus driver is in the wrong here, terminating the service because someone accused you of shutting the door af their face.
Nah I agree with the driver
LH07 EBP.. then you're gonna be a jobsworth of a driver..
@@busesinthemidlandsBro fr, i know these drivers have condition of carriage but a lying passenger isnt in the conditions.
@@LJ07EBPi bet you wouldnt agree with him if you were a passenger on this bus
@@LJ07EBPno you don't you're the type of guy that would complain about it
It’s the same driver again this guy is a menace 😂😂
This driver is out of order and should be dismissed
Now this driver should've simply said he was very sorry to this passenger who wanted to catch this bus but no he put on a song and dance routine and terminated the service and took it out on other passengers. I hope this driver got frog marched for this he's abused his position of trust.
As a transit enthusiast, i would say the passenger yelling at the driver is wrong, consider that door barely moved an inch. Yes, drivers may accidentally close the doors when they are boarding. After all, we're humans. However, the driver decided to terminate the service out of the blue is just not it. Driver has the screen protecting from harm and he still decice to be like, "oh, im scare of you, im gonna stop driving." Like, that isnt how i woild do. Unless there is an emergency or passengers fighting, i would terminate the bus. But this is just one passenger telling yoi, hey, careful with that doors, you almost shut it on me, like that was nothinf. Just say sorry and moce on. Why would you terminate the bus?
"Safety" and "scared" are two very different words.
If tickets cost a pound apiece
Why should you make a fuss?
It's worth it just to ride inside
That thirty-foot-long by ten-foot-wide
Inside that monarch of the road
Observer of the highway code
That big six-wheeler, scarlet-painted,
London Transport, diesel-engined,
Ninety-seven horsepower
Ninety-seven horsepower omnibus
this drivers videos always pop up on auto play. he is the biggest baby in public service i've ever seen.. and i live in america. dude asked why the driver closed the door in his face and the driver took that as a threat? so youre not allowed to ask the driver questions? not allowed to interact? this driver is singlehandledly the weakest person ive ever seen in my life.
He did not asked, he claimed I closed the door in his face. He lied. He couldn't back his shit. When you talk shit, be ready to back it up.
I’m going to be brutally honest. You are causing so much inconvenience for other passengers by making a big deal over something as petty as this. I honestly don’t know why you’re a bus driver if you aren’t able to properly diffuse a situation rather than making it worse than it initially was
Than let's continue the brutal honesty.
If you'd accept disrespecting towards you, than it's fine, it's your choice, but your problem.
But prescribing the bus driver how to handle his own comfort zone? Care about your needs but you make people feel even worse with imposing your ideas.
Imposing? You say, he should loose his job. (at least it's that what I understand behind your message) You don't even know him. I hate people who judge about people they don't even know.
Lastly NO bus driver needs to put up with disrespect or violence, even it's "just" verbal. It's stressful for your psyche and your body.
If I understand right you would rather drive with a stressed out bus driver, because he's not feeling comfortable in his own vehicle.
You know the risk of mistakes and accidents increase?
And he should loose his job? Than every bus driver needs to. No driver likes such behavior and want to get rid of trouble makers.
0 mistakes tolerance and unfriendly af are some people. Big problem everywhere, sadly. not even a small "hello" can people say. But complaining.
I am disappointed.
Let's end my trip of brutal honesty. Bus driving is a hard job. They need to deal with everything and choose to do it anyway, I wouldn't. I just wish more overall respect in the all day life and a nice day to you.
I have seen multiple videos of this driver terminating a service prematurely and I think his employment should be terminated.
Yea, keep your opinion to yourself.
@Not-a-Cockroach I drove buses for 47 years, and I will tell you that you are not suited for this job. I would find other employment before you are seriously injured or worse. The shield won't protect you forever, and eventually, you will confront someone who has a weapon, and it will be all over for you.
we cant see if the door closed on his face or not. the camera was pointing elsewhere. so im assuming it might have closed on his face
You can see the door, slow down the video.
thats weird, why would he say that@@Not-a-Cockroach
@@playversetv3877 daily I make sure thousands of people travel safely. Few times per month there will be someone looking for a way to provoke you or to claim insurance from the company.
He may fall intentionally afterwards when I depart and say I departed sudden. By denying him to travel I saved a lot of trouble for my self and for my company.
After all, if he lied once, nothing stops him to lie again.
To be honest im on your side. He said that you closed the door in his face when CLEARLY you didnt. He was in the bus when you closed the doors so i dont get what he means. Only thing i can say is well done👏🏻
How dare you want to terminate the route! You have been warned
Lol you and this guy are Greek, I can see that you two are clear relatives. You should work with High Peak, the bosses are greek too.
I have noticed you do things in autopilot when you do your job you need to slow down, wait a few seconds for the passenger to enter then close the door, not feeling safe is a excuse your trying to make. i want to know what country your from so I can understand why you react this way.
Keep your opinion to yourself and don't judge other people based on 3 a minute video. It show how incompetent and lobotomized you are.
All my actions are backed up by rules and risk assessments, for which I have been trained by two separate government bodies.
shitebag@@Not-a-Cockroach
Bulgaria 😅
When the bus driver is ahead of his schedule xD
Some woman literally accused me of being rude when I literally got off the seat to offer her mine she said I was being "Oldiephobic" (mind you it was funny asf)
At 00:05 He presses the door close button (listen to the sound of the air in the door) and then quickly reopens it. The passenger realises that the door was closing probably by the sound of the air (pneumatics). I find it interesting that half the coment section is on the drivers side. On this occasion I think that the passenger was right. Also the passenger was polite in asking the driver why he closed the door in his face.
The door never performs such action. It can beep, it can hiss, it can squeek.
I dont care what things sound like since I use my eyes to see how they look like.
It's not half the comments supporting me. Its the comments I allowed to stay and the other half I removed, just like I removed the passenger.
I am the person in charge, if he dont like how I drive, get out the bus and both of us will be better.
@@Not-a-Cockroachso basically you accept no criticism on comments and only allow those agreeing with you to stay 😂? Seriously ur removing the comments that you don’t like in your free time? How obsessed and low are you?😂
Bloody hell how would he react to a real problem
With utmost severity.
Both of you were in the wrong here. Yes, he was lying, as you seemed to make a genuine mistake (I'll give you the benefit of the doubt here) and didn't close the door at all. It remained open and, even if it had closed, he would've already been inside by the time it did. However, you should've just ignored him. He was just an old or middle aged man who was a bit grumpy and maybe had a bad day. He wasn't threatening anyone at all and terminating the bus service was very extreme. You should've just ignored him.
This is my license, under no circumstance will not take actions to protect it. Also the camera system on the bus keeps records for little over a week. So next week he can file a complaint about me and without camera footage I will be spoken to by a manager. Unlike that person, I don't want to waste the time of another person, because of someone not keeping their mouth shut.
I think that this Bus driver’s ego is bigger than the whole bus. While I do agree that the passenger overreacted, I think that that isn’t reason enough to delay everyone else. Such behavior is unacceptable from the Bus driver’s side. If you’ve got that little nerves buddy then you’ve chosen the wrong career.
They can treat their family like that, not me.
What a jobsworth.
The door didn’t touch him😂
Wouldnt it have just been easier if you just said "sorry mate didnt see ya there" instead of cancelling the whole damn service lol
Tellingblies about me will be 10 000£ per lie. If you dont transfer in my account I dont let you inside.
This Driver is a fucking legend!!!! He knows how to teach manners to people!!!!
nah that was just petty tbh i would be pissed if i was on that bus trying to get home and he terminated the bus cuz of the bus driver and that other guy
@@Danny-fh7quThe Driver did not close the door in the man’s face. The man lied and said the door was closed in his face. The door went nowhere near his face, it didn’t move. No passengers on board the bus spoke up for the Driver. The Bus Driver was correct in not allowing that crazed person travel. Driver could have been attacked by him. Passengers need to speak up more for the Driver in this situation. Well done Driver and what do you use to film? I need to get one asap!!
@@Oscartherescuedog idc i would be pissed if the driver just said get off we terminate here
To say 'I don't feel safe' and that's why he has to leave the bus was nonsense and simply retaliation for the passenger daring to have a civil disagreement with you. You wanted to punish him because you disagreed with him. Not because you actually felt genuinely unsafe.
I've noticed this increasingly over the last few years, while public facing roles undoubtedly face a totally unacceptable level of abuse many on the other side of the fence also seem to have responded by equating any disagreement with abuse, often then accompanied by coming out with phrases such as bus driver did, which is not actually genuine, but an excuse to implement a retaliation on the person who had a disagreement with them.
You had a minor disagreement, and you completely failed to even try and understand his perspective. He was alarmed by the noise from the doors as he was boarding. Frankly I'd have been nervous as well. Saying 'you closed the doors in my face' doesn't have to mean literally. This could have easily been defused, you chose to escalate. What a total overreaction.
Over reacting to a complaint helps nothing, and loses you support for the many, many situations where you face actual abuse.
No one have right to come to my work place and disrespect me.
If anyone disagrees with how the bus is run, they can buy a car or arrange for their own transport.
My work place will be run according to rules and if I chose not to drive for whatever reason I am accountable to my employer and no one else since this is private vehicle.
Watch the video in the description if things are to complicated for your to understand.
situations like that is why i refuse to ever jump on board a bus ever again that i would rather walk miles and miles if my car breaks down. i fucking hate public transport.
❗THIS IS A *BUS SERVICE* 🚫 NOT A HORSE SERVICE 🐴 If any of our drivers feels threatened or unsafe they're within their rights to withdraw the service at their discretion as dictated by the operators guidelines and terms & conditions of service and carriage. Points of complaint can be submitted to the relevant bus operator, TfL or the Mayor's Office.
I think the video pretty clearly shows the hiss of closing door, slight jerk and you stopping it when you realize another guy is stepping in, and closing it right behind him. He may have overreacted (or just lacks language skills) claiming you closed it in his face, but you overracting to that like it's some life-threatening situation? You need to grow thicker skin.
You don't grow thicker skin to people abusing you. I don't need people that look for trouble in my work place or my life. If you aren't happy about my decisions as a driver, address your complaints to the competent institutions. If you try to deal personally with me, you aren't traveling with me.
@@Not-a-Cockroach Sorry, not trying to offend you. But to me the guy that decided to just let it go when he couldn't get you to see his perspective seems more mature than you offloading the whole bus with everyone who had no part in your argument. Classic dictatorship tactic punishing everyone in vicinity for misdeeds of one.
@@Not-a-Cockroach If you can't talk to another human without having a meltdown, you probably should not be a bus driver.
This driver over reacting. Drama queen all the way. Get a life and chill out man
I iz chillin in da empty buz mah man.
I sometimes feel, watching these videos, that bus drivers need to have authority to kick you off (just push the cab door, and drag him off).
You can't do that in the UK. We have to pretend everything is perfectly normal and is only business as usual.
Who ever employed this driver should take him back in for training what an embarrassment for the company,he just wanted to piss everyone off he done a great job
In Hong Kong, most drivers won't wait for them and pretend that cannot see them.
I was driving the 1 to Canada Water similar incident happened the guy banged on my door
stay safe
Why take every little thing to heart? Makes your life harder and the lives of everyone else on the bus harder. You’ll be more at peace if you brush these things off, customers are customers they’re gonna be annoying but you have the choice of not letting it affect you. Focus on getting the route done and going home, who gives a shit about a customer
LOL. I actually closed the door on a passenger once but quickly opened it again.. i.e. she was jammed in the door. She had poked herself in after I had checked the door was clear and focused on the door close button. I apologized and nothing further happened.
The door didnt move an inch. The door closed only after the passenger was inside the bus.
Is the awkward passenger trying to get the driver to admit he closed the doors on him, in order to submit a claim for compensation?
When they say one lie, there is nothing that will prevent them from saying a second lie. When they are out of the bus, they can't lie :D
@@Not-a-Cockroach
They stand motionless. Until they see you pressing the button to close the doors. Then they try to board.
The driver needs to get a life
well to be fair it didn’t seem like you were paying attention so maybe you closed the door in his face without realising
Watch the first 8 seconds of the video before you come to fair conclusions.
That is so wrong to call a passenger a Liar just to twist to make out that he was wrong for challenging his conduct
Watch the video in the description.
We should be thanking the bus driver more often instead of this.
It’s London for you. The passengers would soon cry and appreciate the drivers, if the drivers fucked London up and strike for a week
If I was you're boss, you're be fired. The passengers are my clients, and you disrespect them for things that coul'd be easily ignored, generating a lot of complains and income drop.
The last Garage manager was fired couple of months ago. He thought like you.
@@Not-a-Cockroach And you feel like a winner in that matter, right? You are now manlier than before right? It's a shame that I can't use some words to describe what you are in comments.
I'm a bus driver for stagecoach, which I've been doing for 7 years, and this is ridiculous. You did almost shut the doors in that fella's face. A simple apology would have sorted it out. Yet you felt the need to overeact and chuck the guy off your bus. It's not very professional and deserves a warning, in my opinion. Unsure how you got a job with a attitude like this !
Coz white English don’t wanna drive the bus anymore
You can either do the job or no. Closing your eyes is closing your eyes. I am a professional that is been paid to ensure the safety of the company property, company name, passenger safety, other people outside of the bus safety and before everything my own safety. If you can't see the reason for my action is because you are either looking the other way when there are problems or you are woke person.
Hi from ontario Canada . I lived and drove within the uk and left in 1981 , it's such a shame to see what the country has become I'm an immigrant in Canada, and to this day have never seen such behavior as that unfortunately that gentleman has brought his beliefs with him which i don't agree with , The saying is or was when in Rome do as the romans do thanks for the video stick to your guns
When they treat you as a baggage and treat you like property, you have to remind them you are in the driver seat, or they will get even worse.
Bus driver is a nutjob , should be fired
Report me to TFL so they tell you where your opinion belongs or keep your negative opinion to yourself.
If you think the driver should be fired then lets see you're driving...
this driver likes to terminate this bus he has done it before when someone got on at traffick lights and pressed emergency button even though he left after an argument he still kept the passengers waiting for 10 to 20 mins if not more.....this driver should not be working for the public transport
When the bus terminates and people refuse to leave, then they are wasting their time and TFL time and money. Get the next bus.
tipical london comuters
Abellio need to sack you, zero customer service skills , recording passengers without there consent , terminating a bus full of passengers because you started closing the doors before the passenger had fully entered , must have some issues if this is how you get kicks ruining peoples days
You could not expect privacy in public.
Report my actions if you believe you are right. Otherwise zip it.
I know people like you that have the confidence and are very vocal about what other can and can't do. Those are empty words and I can put you in your place, just like I did this person. I have evry right to do as I did.
Your working on public transport, why are you being so awkward.
If he was in the wrong the conductor could have got him off the bus. Oh no we dont have conductors anymore so the driver as to abandon the bus journey instead.
Well done ,this guy needed to be thought a lesson,they make false claims for compensation
I think what he means by close the door in his face he means you almost closed the door on him
Video in the description explains all.
“Please leave the bus” please leave the driverseat
Already did that.
@No Body You have no customer service skills , You are a bus driver providing a service for paying customers, All you had to reply was "Oh im very sorry i did not see you" or "I pressed the button abit quicker then i should but i apologies for that" simple, He would sat down , End of discussion. You cant say "I feel unsafe with you on the bus" because he pointed out that he felt you shut the doors on him, How does that make you feel unsafe?.You are way overreactive and bringing more problems for yourself then what is needed, Ie find another job because you clearly cant deal with members of the public when doing a public service.
If you have watched the video in the description you will understand the meaning of my actions. Until then have your opinion, but you don't have the facts.
Exactly. It's sad how many actual good professionals struggle without a job while someone like him gets to treat passagers like this, and post it like he was right. I'm sorry for whoever has to deal with him in their lives.
@@rodrigocoelho8068 there is shortage of over 2000 bus drivers. Who is professional enough to do the job?
What a jobsworth 😂
The bus drivers in my part of London are absolutely dreadful. Rude aggressive and seem to have it in for the passengers.
Today route 37 Clapham Junction a female driver rude and horrible to the passengers driving badly.
Unfortunately it will not get better. There are very few drivers left that are capable of providing good and safe service. Most of them quit the industry just like I did.
Respect for the way which you doing your job, which country are you from im from Bulgaria for that asking and you have similar accent.
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@@Not-a-Cockroach Супер вероятно всеки ден имаш ситуации с такива идиоти ...
@@Not-a-Cockroach Живях в Лондон година и половина, голяма лудница там 😆
@@povdrivehub В българия поне може да им набиеш шамарите, ама тука не може.
Ужасно отношение, хубавото е че си знаеш правата и не им цепиш басма, много безаварийни часове, лесно ли се кара това животно, аз бях на Клас 2 ходех по частни адреси пълен ужас, и сега съм мултидроп за Амазон работя за себе си и съм доста доволен, ще пусна някое видео скоро 😆
Bad attitude driver.
Good or bad attitude, I am in the driver seat.
@@Not-a-Cockroach Hopefully not for much longer.
I wonder if you would say that if a guy had his beard down to his chest. "I don't feel safe driving with you on the bus"
My beard is to my chest. On my bus there were no race, color, religion, gender. There were only passengers that I was making sure arrive safely to their bus stop.
That did not even hit him
Exactly like everyone saw the video and the driver did not close the door front of the guy
You DID hit the door close button and go to drive away as this passenger entered the bus. I he passenger was telling the truth and you treated him disgracefully.
Watch the video in the description if you don't know what is happening.
0:06 the passenger flinches as he hears the brake disengage and the bus start to move. You are a disgrace@@Not-a-Cockroach