My son is 18,obsessed with stagecoach, he just passed his theory tests,starts driver training nxt week,so proud of him,his child hood dream is coming true hopefully, great video.
Appreciate the kind words! and best of luck to your son, theory is the hardest part in my opinion because Im terrible with questions! He's gonna smash it!
Excellent, a first class presentation. You are a credit to Stagecoach , a fabulous empoyee and a fantastic video producer. We absolutely loved this broadcast.
I used to drive with Stagecoach East and I must say, I couldn't help but notice the green road driver feedback unit. That is one thing I don't miss about bus driving lol. Great video!
@@lclsuklapse7082 sadly yes, it was a mutual decision with me and management under medical grounds. There may be a return on the cards but I am also contemplating returning to the airport as my heart lies with aviation 😂 great to hear from you!
Stumbled across this randomly through recommended, best 25 minute watch of the day! Best of luck with the channel, bus driver Day in the lifes are so interesting to watch!
Well done buddy. I was only allowed to film outside the cab when I was at Stagecoach, surprised they let you film everything inside the cab! You'll enjoy driving the older Enviro400s, they have a lot of power
Interesting video to watch from someone local. Im near Chippenham myself. Used to work for Stagecoach a long time ago Barnstaple Depot which was pretty good, nice colleagues, great rural routes, but was often sent to Exeter which I hated as a depot, unpleasant conditions and duties set to maximum drive- minimum breaks, buses in poor condition. You seem to enjoy your job there so it's great to see. At least you don't have to wear shirt and tie anymore 😁 Can't wait to see more
This is very interesting to watch I myself work for Stagecoach East Midlands and am based out of Hull this was a great watch keep it up mate I’ve been driving nearly 3 years now and love every minute 👊
Great video I love stagecoach as a company, While i was staying in Broadstairs Kent i rode on the number 69 from broadstairs to ramsgate aswell as riding the loop between Granville Theatre and Ramsgate Station, Would definitely ride stagecoach again!
Really enjoyed your video. I live in Stroud, my local route is 67. I have had a long-standing interest in buses, trams, coaches and trolleybuses from a boy. On RUclips I follow Gyorgy Szabo - Flixbus driver; TramMeneer - Netherlands; James Underwood - works out of Westbury; Hugo Bazin - Zurich. More recently I discovered DashCamDrive - London. There are quite a few others. It is possible I might see you one day. Looking forward to more videos from you. Bryan.
I've just had a holiday in Keswick in the Lake District which is all Stagecoach and obviously a lovely area of the country to work in. A fair number of the journeys I travelled on, on the 555, were standing room only and the drivers were all very obliging and made sure they got everyone on, although I might suspect not totally legally. Arrive at Keswick bus station, let about 70 passengers off and then you see the bus leaving again fifteen minutes later for Lancaster with perhaps another 70 or so on. I'd love to read some comments from drivers based at Kendal to hear how they enjoy their working life, I suspect it may not be as idyllic as it might seem to the passenger!
Randomly recommended, 10 secs in i recognised where you were and what depot you would be going to! I live in Chalford so go past the depot every day. thanks for the insight into another world :)
I’m surprised that they let u video when u in the cab but good to see I work for stagecoach and can be interesting job and stressful as well but can be good pay I just came back after a year off due to a illness but glad to be back again behind the wheel hope to see more videos well done
Interesting to see. I start my bus driving journey on the 24th June and start training. I'm buzzing for it and find these kind of videos helpful in what to expect.
Enjoying it, I'm currently 3 1/2 weeks into training. I've got my reversing and practical test to complete then route learning/ticketing so little while to go until I'm out on the road picking up and dropping off passengers.
I work for B&H buses, Nice to see this video. I catch the stagecoach bus from time to time as I live out in the sticks and your the only firm that will service us apart from a Sunday when there is no service at all. Day of rest I suppose =)
I interviewed at Stagecoach for a Trainee Bus Driving position about a month ago. The depot manager was an incredibly obnoxious, unpleasant, and rude bloke. The depot itself including the offices where filthy and smelt like body odur and coffee. I turned up in a suit and presentable he spent the interview talking about how horrid the job was and that most aren't "cut out for it". Needless to say, I didn't become a bus driver. Orginally worked in aviation manufacturing, wanted a change now employed as a maintenance officer at a local special needs school, and love it. I get to drive the mini bus as well, so best of both worlds, I guess. Honestly, nothing but respect for you, lads. The drivers cabin looks incredibly grim, cramped, and uncomfortable. Plus the fact your able to remember the routes, something that always amazes me. Random question on my school minibus I use a sat nav. Why won't big bus companies like Arriva and Stagecoach have them fitted ? Surley, you could have your route sent remotely steieght to your bus would also program the most fuel effiecent route and avoid traffic. All the best, buddy, and well done, you for doing the job certainly not for me. I hope your depot manager is a dam site nicer than the one I interviewed with.
Interesting to hear your point of view. There's a Stagecoach depot just round the corner from me, and my neighbour in the next block to me is semi-retired, he stopped driving for Stagecoach 3 or 4 years ago but after 6 months re-applied to drive a maximum of 2 days a week. He generally just does a Wednesday shift now, although can quite often agree to doing an extra day here and there. However he's decided to call it a day this September when he turns 67. The Stagecoach depot is in Dumfries and comes under Stagecoach West Scotland. They have roughly 10-12 Optare Solos from 12-reg to 15-reg. Single deckers they have about 15-16, they are typically 10-regs, 62-regs, 13-reg and a handful of 64-regs. On top of that they have about 8 coaches, 5 of which do the Glasgow route and the rest go to Stranraer on the other side of the region (County) about 80 miles away.
Nice one mate. I'm a Bristol driver currently on loan to Gloucester so I'll have to keep an eye out for you at the Transport Hub. I'm envious of the fact you've driven 19188, that's one I really want to drive at some point. Apparently it used to be the best bus at Hyde Road
I’m a driver in Swindon stagecoach currently working over in Oxford atm I love this job always worked in retail stuck in the same place but that is why I done bus driving and I wouldn’t go back
Hi mate, we were on the training bus together with Paul. We all had some good times on there. I love this idea. Will give the entire video a watch when I can. Best of luck to you pal.
How do you feel when people take photos of your bus because I know some bus drivers don't like people taking photos of them as I live in London bus drivers don't mind people taking their numbers but they don't like their photos been taken so what is your on take about this
When i was on the buses i loved when the spotters took photos of me on my routes. Mainly the 240 Oldmeldrum To Kemnay or 305 Aberdeen to Oldmeldrum. I also got spotted driving away from Perth Races in 2019 on the A94 Coupar Angus to Forfar road
Stumbled across this randomly and I'll admit. This was quite fascinating. I work for a certain blue bus operator over on the otherside of the South. Its fascinating to see how different things are but also how similar things are. How did your depot management take to you asking about doing this? I'm intrigued as I can imagine how the conversation would go with my depot 🤣
I’m obsessed with buses and I get lots of waves, smiles and thumbs ups! I want to be a bus driver and a question, how do you know which way to go on a route I’m just curious lol
Hey bud, Stagecoach SW here! I’ve always been interested in other drivers publishing videos about our work day as there are a few of us in the company. I’ve no desire to myself but I thought it may fall foul of company social policies? Did you have to run it past your OM first? I’m genuinely interested and not criticising! Also, interesting they gave you a new bus as opposed to replacing the lamp, which was what would happen here with a defective headlight at first user.
Quite interesting. But might I raise two points. It appeared from the start of the video right through until the end that you were extremely tired. I can understand a professional driver looking tired toward the end of a shift. But looking almost completely knackered at the start is perhaps not the best way to start your shift! Perhaps you ought to get to bed a little earlier in the evenings? My second point is the position of your hands on the steering wheel. For most of the footage when your hands were in picture you were holding the centre and right side of the horizontal bar on your steering wheel. Now we all know that's far from ideal. I appreciate that the old "ten to two" or "quarter to three" positions are not as expected these days. But if one of my "Traffic Officer" friends had seen your hands they may well have pulled you for a chat.... Might be worth you thinking about your hand positions. But other than that I enjoyed seeing what your day is like and will subscribe to you.
I'm also a bus Driver I work for National Express in the Midlands I'm always tired its part of being a bus driver, hours are all over the place every day your start and finish times are different you can start at 5am one morning and 12pm the next day your sleeping pattern is totally messed up. So its no surprise he looks knackered a lot of my colleagues look the same too.
@@AdamS168 Strewth. You guys do have my sympathy. I confess to not knowing the strange shift patterns. You'd think that any sensible employer would make it easier for their employees. As I say, you guys have my sympathy, and now my understanding.
Nice video, I'm autistic and have been obsessed with buses since I was 2. My school that I go to is for kids with special needs and every day when I go to school in the taxi with my friends I see lots of Stagecoach Buses. I'd love to be a bus driver for Stagecoach South West here in Exeter when I'm older, I'm turning 16 in July so it's not long until I will be old enough to learn how to drive.
I do realy like these sort of videos even more so when they are by drivers in places I know like Gloucester as I go there from time to time as it aint far on the train from where i am and have been to as I am looking to become a bus driver within the next year or so
is there any chance in the future you can do some full route timelapses like the ones you did it bits of this video because they were realy good and I don't see many off them about
Did you get special permission to film from stagecoach because when I worked for them they where very strict about taking photos or videos on buses and sharing online
instead of time lapse you should/could leave raw audio and speed maybe, or in separate videos potentially, maybe its just me but i find the raw footage a bit better
Hello buddy, great videos 😁👌🏼 I work for stagecoach myself and I was just interested in something. We are told we can't even put that we work for stagecoach on any social media, but you are able to make videos? I would love to make videos as people like them. I was wondering is it different rules where you are based? Thanks for your time bud 👍🏻
Why is it most modern ‘service’ buses seem to rattle so much. I’ve driven older tackle that doesn’t rattle as much. Nice to have your friendly regulars though.
its a thankless Job I drive buses myself looks good on some of these videos but believe me its not all nice like this. It depends where your bus routes are most that are out in the sticks aren't too bad but if your in the towns and housing estates its not good at all. A lot of us face verbal and physical abuse from passengers daily along with unruly rude youths who smoke on the buses and cause trouble.
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It’s so cool that your mum also drives buses would be amazing seeing her everyday driving around
My son is 18,obsessed with stagecoach, he just passed his theory tests,starts driver training nxt week,so proud of him,his child hood dream is coming true hopefully, great video.
Appreciate the kind words! and best of luck to your son, theory is the hardest part in my opinion because Im terrible with questions! He's gonna smash it!
Hi,my son has passed his bus test,so proud of him,first time too,he's out with his mentor now and learning the routes.
Excellent, a first class presentation. You are a credit to Stagecoach , a fabulous empoyee and a fantastic video producer. We absolutely loved this broadcast.
I used to drive with Stagecoach East and I must say, I couldn't help but notice the green road driver feedback unit. That is one thing I don't miss about bus driving lol. Great video!
Still to this day, does my head in 😅
The green road thing is a pain in the bum lol
wait Julian you left? I was wondering where you were man! its Cameron
@@lclsuklapse7082 sadly yes, it was a mutual decision with me and management under medical grounds. There may be a return on the cards but I am also contemplating returning to the airport as my heart lies with aviation 😂 great to hear from you!
@@BusDriverFroosh Greenroad is a nightmare especially on those Hybrids!!
Stumbled across this randomly through recommended, best 25 minute watch of the day! Best of luck with the channel, bus driver Day in the lifes are so interesting to watch!
My first vid with this guy and I love him already
Same
Your so nice to the peoples so kind of you ❤! Half of them in Tamworth of arriva are rude and some like you are nice and kind 15:30 for British people
I'm glad you posted, I'm in glos and about to have an interview at stagecoach.
Best 23 minutes ever just watching you grow in driving is amazing can i see more of this please
This video is exactly what’s missing on RUclips around bus driving. Perfect mate you’ve got a new sub
Loved this, I currently drive for SC down in the South West. Keep these up it's nice to see what bus driving is like in other areas of the UK!
Thank you so much! Hope all is well down further west!
Thank you for the really excellent video. I really enjoyed watching. All the best with your new channel.
Thank you for the kind words!
Nice to see a friendly bus driver I know it can be stressful my dad was a bus driver he always was friendly to the passengers great video
Ohh nice to see someone from Stagecoach west
Nice to meet you, love this video and hope to see more! Love it
Pleasure is all mine! Glad you enjoyed it!
For a first blog this is great mate, can’t wait to see what’s coming up
Well done buddy. I was only allowed to film outside the cab when I was at Stagecoach, surprised they let you film everything inside the cab! You'll enjoy driving the older Enviro400s, they have a lot of power
Very surprised they allowed this, but fair play!
hahaha think ive had u as a driver before.
pricked my ears when you said highworth then recognized stroud!
Interesting video to watch from someone local.
Im near Chippenham myself.
Used to work for Stagecoach a long time ago Barnstaple Depot which was pretty good, nice colleagues, great rural routes, but was often sent to Exeter which I hated as a depot, unpleasant conditions and duties set to maximum drive- minimum breaks, buses in poor condition.
You seem to enjoy your job there so it's great to see.
At least you don't have to wear shirt and tie anymore 😁
Can't wait to see more
This is very interesting to watch I myself work for Stagecoach East Midlands and am based out of Hull this was a great watch keep it up mate I’ve been driving nearly 3 years now and love every minute 👊
Great video I love stagecoach as a company, While i was staying in Broadstairs Kent i rode on the number 69 from broadstairs to ramsgate aswell as riding the loop between Granville Theatre and Ramsgate Station, Would definitely ride stagecoach again!
Really enjoyed your video. I live in Stroud, my local route is 67. I have had a long-standing interest in buses, trams, coaches and trolleybuses from a boy. On RUclips I follow Gyorgy Szabo - Flixbus driver; TramMeneer - Netherlands; James Underwood - works out of Westbury; Hugo Bazin - Zurich. More recently I discovered DashCamDrive - London. There are quite a few others. It is possible I might see you one day. Looking forward to more videos from you. Bryan.
I've just had a holiday in Keswick in the Lake District which is all Stagecoach and obviously a lovely area of the country to work in. A fair number of the journeys I travelled on, on the 555, were standing room only and the drivers were all very obliging and made sure they got everyone on, although I might suspect not totally legally. Arrive at Keswick bus station, let about 70 passengers off and then you see the bus leaving again fifteen minutes later for Lancaster with perhaps another 70 or so on. I'd love to read some comments from drivers based at Kendal to hear how they enjoy their working life, I suspect it may not be as idyllic as it might seem to the passenger!
Randomly recommended, 10 secs in i recognised where you were and what depot you would be going to! I live in Chalford so go past the depot every day. thanks for the insight into another world :)
I’m surprised that they let u video when u in the cab but good to see I work for stagecoach and can be interesting job and stressful as well but can be good pay I just came back after a year off due to a illness but glad to be back again behind the wheel hope to see more videos well done
What is the pay like? And what is the career progressions like? I’m curious
Interesting to see. I start my bus driving journey on the 24th June and start training. I'm buzzing for it and find these kind of videos helpful in what to expect.
How are you getting on with your journey mate?
Enjoying it, I'm currently 3 1/2 weeks into training. I've got my reversing and practical test to complete then route learning/ticketing so little while to go until I'm out on the road picking up and dropping off passengers.
Great video im a driver for Stagecoach East and the services i drive can also be very busy and hectic
Great first vid. well done
Great video found it really interesting and it's always great to see other drivers working life.
Randomly got recommended this video and really enjoyed it!
Well done with your video's really enjoyed it
You live in a really pretty part of the country… great video work
I was a driver for stagecoach.. hated every second of it. Amazed they let you post this
its not allowed,this guy is going to get a DS 1. Yes terrible company to work for.
Yeah I did think the rules were you can't even post that your work for stagecoach on any social media
@@waynetowers8607 He might be one of there pets. All about if your face fits
I work for B&H buses, Nice to see this video. I catch the stagecoach bus from time to time as I live out in the sticks and your the only firm that will service us apart from a Sunday when there is no service at all. Day of rest I suppose =)
I interviewed at Stagecoach for a Trainee Bus Driving position about a month ago. The depot manager was an incredibly obnoxious, unpleasant, and rude bloke. The depot itself including the offices where filthy and smelt like body odur and coffee. I turned up in a suit and presentable he spent the interview talking about how horrid the job was and that most aren't "cut out for it". Needless to say, I didn't become a bus driver. Orginally worked in aviation manufacturing, wanted a change now employed as a maintenance officer at a local special needs school, and love it. I get to drive the mini bus as well, so best of both worlds, I guess.
Honestly, nothing but respect for you, lads. The drivers cabin looks incredibly grim, cramped, and uncomfortable. Plus the fact your able to remember the routes, something that always amazes me.
Random question on my school minibus I use a sat nav. Why won't big bus companies like Arriva and Stagecoach have them fitted ? Surley, you could have your route sent remotely steieght to your bus would also program the most fuel effiecent route and avoid traffic.
All the best, buddy, and well done, you for doing the job certainly not for me. I hope your depot manager is a dam site nicer than the one I interviewed with.
we arent allowed sat nav and yes the job is downright horrible.
@@bikerboy3k what makes it so bad ?
@@jamesnoonan7450 I'm literally going to work now lol sorry don't have time to answer properly, but I'll do later on when I finish sorry.
@@bikerboy3k I'm still tempted it can't be that bad if your still doing it.
@@jamesnoonan7450 I'm stuck for 2 years as they paid for my license.
Interesting to hear your point of view.
There's a Stagecoach depot just round the corner from me, and my neighbour in the next block to me is semi-retired, he stopped driving for Stagecoach 3 or 4 years ago but after 6 months re-applied to drive a maximum of 2 days a week.
He generally just does a Wednesday shift now, although can quite often agree to doing an extra day here and there.
However he's decided to call it a day this September when he turns 67.
The Stagecoach depot is in Dumfries and comes under Stagecoach West Scotland.
They have roughly 10-12 Optare Solos from 12-reg to 15-reg.
Single deckers they have about 15-16, they are typically 10-regs, 62-regs, 13-reg and a handful of 64-regs.
On top of that they have about 8 coaches, 5 of which do the Glasgow route and the rest go to Stranraer on the other side of the region (County) about 80 miles away.
Loved the video, subscribed right away! Looking forward to the next one.
Cool video! I also like city buses!
Nice one mate. I'm a Bristol driver currently on loan to Gloucester so I'll have to keep an eye out for you at the Transport Hub. I'm envious of the fact you've driven 19188, that's one I really want to drive at some point. Apparently it used to be the best bus at Hyde Road
I work at Hyde road… I miss that series of magic buses in the blue and yellow livery 1917x - 1918x they used to fly we called them Enviro GTIs
love the time lapse also nice enviro 300
I’m a driver in Swindon stagecoach currently working over in Oxford atm I love this job always worked in retail stuck in the same place but that is why I done bus driving and I wouldn’t go back
Strange Oxford are having loan drivers in when they currently have drivers out on loan
7:44 i was watching ur greenroad and seen it flash orange hahaha
When you can, I recommend driving the 63, 66 and 69/620. These routes are one of the most scenic imo at Stagecoach West Stroud depot!
66 is ran by Cheltenham Depot due to Stroud not having enough drivers after the Covid pandemic
Love this video very nice hope you keep posting
Great video. Came up on my feed
Hi mate, we were on the training bus together with Paul. We all had some good times on there. I love this idea. Will give the entire video a watch when I can. Best of luck to you pal.
How do you feel when people take photos of your bus because I know some bus drivers don't like people taking photos of them as I live in London bus drivers don't mind people taking their numbers but they don't like their photos been taken so what is your on take about this
Personally I don't mind, but I can see why some drivers don't, its all a personal preference but you've just got to respect the driver, thats all
When i was on the buses i loved when the spotters took photos of me on my routes. Mainly the 240 Oldmeldrum To Kemnay or 305 Aberdeen to Oldmeldrum. I also got spotted driving away from Perth Races in 2019 on the A94 Coupar Angus to Forfar road
This is fantastic i love it, keep it going @BusDriverFroosh
When I’m driving if there’s a bus spotter I look away as if u look at the camera I find it bit awkward
Nice video! Liked and subscribed
full route request please ! my fav buses are ALX trident and enviro 200 ADL
Looks so much nicer than driving in London lol
Do u not get freezing driving a bus in winter or does driver compartment have heating too
Pretty cool video! Looking forward to many more videos :)
Great insight into what it's like being a bus driver, looking forward to seeing more videos. Just dropped a sub as well 🙂
Do these buses have cruise control?
I got a interview with stagecoach Fife on Monday so watched ur vid to see what it’s like with stagecoach
Where did u put camera to record because all I can see is the coat hanger.
Which stagecoach do u drive for
I'm based out of Stroud
No idea why your video popped up in my feed but I thought I'd give it a quick watch. I just wondered what the salary is for Stagecoach drivers? Cheers
Nice video I start my training with stagecoach soon.
Love the video will u be doing more day in the life vids
Were you at Edinburgh Bus Station today? I’m a driver too for another company and swear I’ve just seen you
Is it true bus drivers don't use SAT NAV'S???
Did you get your bus changed??
Stumbled across this randomly and I'll admit. This was quite fascinating. I work for a certain blue bus operator over on the otherside of the South. Its fascinating to see how different things are but also how similar things are. How did your depot management take to you asking about doing this? I'm intrigued as I can imagine how the conversation would go with my depot 🤣
I’m obsessed with buses and I get lots of waves, smiles and thumbs ups! I want to be a bus driver and a question, how do you know which way to go on a route I’m just curious lol
i wanna be a bus driver when im older just passed my car drivers licence and hope it goes well
stagecoach bus driver in ayrshire i ve been thinking of doing a video lol
Interesting video! How do you know where to drive? Do you memorise the routes or are you allowed to use Satnavs?
Hey bud, Stagecoach SW here!
I’ve always been interested in other drivers publishing videos about our work day as there are a few of us in the company. I’ve no desire to myself but I thought it may fall foul of company social policies? Did you have to run it past your OM first?
I’m genuinely interested and not criticising!
Also, interesting they gave you a new bus as opposed to replacing the lamp, which was what would happen here with a defective headlight at first user.
Have you done a bus route to Gloucester?
Quite interesting. But might I raise two points. It appeared from the start of the video right through until the end that you were extremely tired. I can understand a professional driver looking tired toward the end of a shift. But looking almost completely knackered at the start is perhaps not the best way to start your shift! Perhaps you ought to get to bed a little earlier in the evenings? My second point is the position of your hands on the steering wheel. For most of the footage when your hands were in picture you were holding the centre and right side of the horizontal bar on your steering wheel. Now we all know that's far from ideal. I appreciate that the old "ten to two" or "quarter to three" positions are not as expected these days. But if one of my "Traffic Officer" friends had seen your hands they may well have pulled you for a chat.... Might be worth you thinking about your hand positions. But other than that I enjoyed seeing what your day is like and will subscribe to you.
I'm also a bus Driver I work for National Express in the Midlands I'm always tired its part of being a bus driver, hours are all over the place every day your start and finish times are different you can start at 5am one morning and 12pm the next day your sleeping pattern is totally messed up. So its no surprise he looks knackered a lot of my colleagues look the same too.
@@AdamS168 Strewth. You guys do have my sympathy. I confess to not knowing the strange shift patterns. You'd think that any sensible employer would make it easier for their employees. As I say, you guys have my sympathy, and now my understanding.
How many opportunities do you get to go toilet? Thats my worry about being on the busses
Great video Sir
My god Rita’s brutal 😂😃
Nice video, I'm autistic and have been obsessed with buses since I was 2. My school that I go to is for kids with special needs and every day when I go to school in the taxi with my friends I see lots of Stagecoach Buses. I'd love to be a bus driver for Stagecoach South West here in Exeter when I'm older, I'm turning 16 in July so it's not long until I will be old enough to learn how to drive.
I appreciate it! If you put your mind to it when you are eligible for your license, there is nothing stopping you!
I do realy like these sort of videos even more so when they are by drivers in places I know like Gloucester as I go there from time to time as it aint far on the train from where i am and have been to as I am looking to become a bus driver within the next year or so
is there any chance in the future you can do some full route timelapses like the ones you did it bits of this video because they were realy good and I don't see many off them about
@@busspottb Of course thats the plan!
Great video buddy
19188 .. drove when new to hyde rd,manchester in 2007 ...
Surprised your company let you do it! My company definitely wouldnt!
Hi, im looking to do training to become a bus driver any advise please thank you
Did you get special permission to film from stagecoach because when I worked for them they where very strict about taking photos or videos on buses and sharing online
instead of time lapse you should/could leave raw audio and speed maybe, or in separate videos potentially, maybe its just me but i find the raw footage a bit better
The plan is to release pure route footage, and I already have some in the pipeline next week
@@BusDriverFroosh look forward to it!
I swear i saw you today on adl400 19441 scne on the 20 (or x20) to faucete street
Big up Stroud
Hello buddy, great videos 😁👌🏼
I work for stagecoach myself and I was just interested in something. We are told we can't even put that we work for stagecoach on any social media, but you are able to make videos? I would love to make videos as people like them. I was wondering is it different rules where you are based? Thanks for your time bud 👍🏻
Why is it most modern ‘service’ buses seem to rattle so much. I’ve driven older tackle that doesn’t rattle as much. Nice to have your friendly regulars though.
I honestly wish I knew, its all to do with the suspension which I can bet is a very cheap option, not the most comfortable but I just get on with it
I’m surprised they allowed this, my depot aren’t so keen.
I love busses so much I'm so jealous
its a thankless Job I drive buses myself looks good on some of these videos but believe me its not all nice like this. It depends where your bus routes are most that are out in the sticks aren't too bad but if your in the towns and housing estates its not good at all. A lot of us face verbal and physical abuse from passengers daily along with unruly rude youths who smoke on the buses and cause trouble.
Was it enviro 400 or 200
200
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Do you have to get your videos approved before you can record them in the cab
Great vidm when is the next one out
Hello. Can you do a video on the e400 with no timeslapes and no music so it’ll be raw please.
I love your video and my first time seeing you and already love you
Welcome 👋 I wouldn't mind some "boring" videos where you record just the route at normal speed ;)
Nice bus drivers
Take it Stagecoach don't know you've done this? 😂
Check out double decker Anton. London bus driver. I love a day in the life.
A great vlog. More of the same please. What are your tattoos?