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Golly not another pedestrian knocked down by a bus -

there was one near Peckham bus garage a couple of Mondays ago,

one in Albany Rd where the bus mounted the pavement about a month ago

Poor people - drivers and injured people.


I suppose there's no increase ,just that news spreads so fast these days.

You're right, one of my colleagues was on the bus in the incident at Peckham Garage. An elderly gentleman was knocked down; she exchanged numbers with the (very shocked) female driver of the bus. Last I heard the guy was in King's in a serious condition. It does seem like a run of horrible accidents.
no as Ann said, the 343 hit someone. I was on the top deck so I didn't see anything, but the bus was halfway across into the other lane, and didn't move for a long time, so traffic was affected in both directions. I guess the driver has to leave the bus where it is until the police come to investigate

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