number 37 bus

[nunhead_man]

BrandNewGuy Wrote:

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> Bunching is not the issue ? it might result in

> staggered gaps, but not in the total number of

> buses making the journey. I';m with you, Sue.

> Taking longer to make the journey does not

> directly affect frequency. As I mentioned, that's

> why no-one looks at a tube timetable (apart from

> first and last). If trains are every five minutes,

> it doesn't matter if they're all twenty minutes

> late ? you just jump on the next one.

Oh yes it is!!

Two thangs about tube trains that differ from buses - apart from the underground bit

1) There is nothing else on the line apart from trains - so no cars parked in bus lanes etc etc

2) They cannot bunch up (signalling systems) nor overtake (railways are like that)

[Jessie]

Buses slso get terminated early if they are badly delayed, which will have an impact on frequency

[ngocbao]

ujmmb

[nashir]

That's as their own wish.