This morning (7.30).
Dame Street, Dublin 2.
Dublin Bus train? Or camera trickery?
We may never know.
Thanks Shane Fitzgerald
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Ah here.
Gavin writes:
I just got back from a few weeks in Germany and this is the first thing I see. The guy had ONE job.
Previously: Red Bull
Um.
Maccers writes:
Spotted this on Camden Street [Dublin 2] last night; it replaced the normal neon orange one so these might be replacing existing ones in Dublin?
Less light pollution on the street, OK, but impossible to read if you are more than 3 foot from it especially in the twilight.
Don’t know what it does after dark.
Not sure I like it, but hey, I don’t like change anyway so I’m a bad judge.
Anyone?
On my way home from a @dublincycling meeting and had the joy of two close passes from @dublinbusnews No. 37 in Stoneybatter. First he overtook me and pulled in sharply in front of me, forcing me out of the lane. He then did a punishment pass a few seconds later. Why risk my life? pic.twitter.com/RpAJgThdS3
— Suzy Snuzzle (@Dublin_Suzy) January 6, 2020
Last night.
Free the lanes!
Settle this: What’s the best seat on the bus? pic.twitter.com/Uy2D727crd
— FM104 (@FM104) January 3, 2020
But if I was: 19.
FIGHT!
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This morning.
Ronan Palliser writes:
8.53am (top): Luas tweets about a broken down bus on Dawson Street, Dublin 2.
10.42am (above): a tow truck arrives on site.In the meantime, Luas trips from Sandyford to Stephens Green take an hour and a half, despite that being the actual route for years.
How does it take 2 hours to get a tow truck to a bus on Dawson street? Not a rhetorical question.
Anyone?
Who’s driving this bus?
This morning.
Double decker-loving tykes help unveil a recruitment drive launched by Dublin Bus to encourage prospective women bus drivers.
Of the 2,550 drivers working for Dublin Bus only 97 are women.
*swerve*
‘Give it a spin’ – Dublin Bus wants more women drivers (RTÉ)
Pics via Cathal O’Sullivan (Newstalk)
Meanwhile…
During an item on the recruitment drive on RTÉ’s Morning Ireland this morning, Vivienne Kavanagh, Dublin Bus Employee Development and Equality Executive, was asked about pay.
Ms Kavanagh said:
“It starts at about €630 a week. And that’s a four-day week, inclusive of shift and Sunday premium so they’re working late shifts on Thursdays, over weekends. And then you move up onto a five-day week which is about €860.”
Further to this…
Listen back to the Morning Ireland item in full here
This man stopped a packed bus because his relative flipped off the (black) driver and the driver refused to drive with them on and this is how he’s reacting. He looked me in the eye when he said “these foreign bastards” btw. Die. pic.twitter.com/anUeJbFgIm
— mahr 🍣 (@mahrsbar) July 23, 2019
Yesterday evening.
Designer athletic-wear clad meathead fulminates following bird-flipping incident.
Location and Bus number unidentified.