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On 5 Aug 2014 at 2:21pm DMY wrote:
Have I missed something, can some one explain.
I am waiting at the bus stop by Tesco this morning, for a Bus to take me to Ringmer. A Compass Travel Bus comes to the Bus Stop. The sign informs me on the Bus - Lewes Ringmer. I board the Bus and ask for a Ticket to Ringmer. The Driver of the Bus informs me that he is not going to Ringmer. I reply but the sign on the Bus informed me that you are going to Ringmer, is your sign incorrect. The Bus Driver informs me that the sign is not incorrect - The sign is informing you of where the Bus has been.
I may be missing something but I do believe most people who are getting on the Bus are going going to a specific destination and will be more interested in where the bus is travelling too, not where it has come from.
Please, Please, can someone explain how do you know where the Compass Travel Bus's are going too?
 
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On 5 Aug 2014 at 4:16pm Mavis wrote:
Are you confident it didn't say Ringmer - Lewes ?
 
 
On 5 Aug 2014 at 5:37pm drone wrote:
I`m fairly sure that it did have a destination sign on the bus. Perhaps "Lewes via Glynde & Ringmer"?
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On 5 Aug 2014 at 5:45pm Clifford wrote:
It's always funny at Lewes Station when they announce that the train to London Victoria just coming in is 'the train from Ore' or 'the train from Eastbourne'.
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On 5 Aug 2014 at 5:55pm Sussex Jim wrote:
Clifford, that could be useful if you are meeting someone.
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On 5 Aug 2014 at 6:42pm Clifford wrote:
I'm sure it could be Jim - if the person arriving hadn't told you what time their train was coming. 'What time will you get to Lewes?' 'I don't know, but even though I'm coming from Polegate they'll announce it as the train from Ore.'
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On 5 Aug 2014 at 7:13pm DMY wrote:
The sign on the bus definitely said Lewes Ringmer.
 
 
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