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Buses and coachesNewest Review: ... just about 10 days before the trip. Included in the pack were suitcase labels for both directions of the journey, and a leaflet laying out the travel arrangements, including baggage weight, times of departure and where to pick up the feeder coach etc. Everything seemed to be straightforward enough, so we ... more |
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by disgraced roaduser - written on 06/08/08
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I write concerning a disgraceful piece of driving by one of your coach drivers.
It occurred at 5.05pm on Monday 4th August at Penn Inn roundabout just outside Newton Abbot, heading to Torquay. His no. plate was YC02 CHG. When one comes off the roundabout there cars have to 'merge' one by one to join a single lane. Your coach driver has no idea of the meaning of this, and pushed me into oncoming traffic. This is extremely dangerous, and has been reported to the police. He could have caused a fatal accident. I was shocked and dismayed at his loutish road sense, and bullish tactics of pushing someone onto the other
He was an absolute thug and should have his licence revoked , and I hope the police do revoke it. He has no business as a coach driver.
People like him cause death on the roads.
by jammaker49 - written on 13/04/04 (Very useful, 4220 readings)
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When I announced to hubby last year, that I had found a 6-night break for us to celebrate our Pearl (30th) wedding anniversary, and described the hotel we would be staying in, he initially said that it sounded perfect. Then I told him that it was in the Shearings Coach holiday brochure, and his immediate reaction was, ?But only old fogies go with Shearings!!? I showed him the brochure, pointed out all that was on offer, and after considering it for a while, he agreed to give it a go. It means we can leave the car at home (and he can have a rest from driving as I don?t drive at all) and can sit back and enjoy ...


