Identifying a bus driver

In the "old days" bus drivers used to wear a badge with a number on them.
Nowadays they rarely do (In my experience).
If one wishes to complain about a driver, is their any way of identifying
who the driver is. If you ask him/her for his name or number should he tell
you?

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Andrew Black
London

Andrew Black (delete obvious bit) wrote:

> In the "old days" bus drivers used to wear a badge with a number on them.
> Nowadays they rarely do (In my experience).
> If one wishes to complain about a driver, is their any way of identifying
> who the driver is. If you ask him/her for his name or number should he tell
> you?

Surely you can give the bus company the registration number and
time/date and they should be able to trace the who was driving.

Some buses have the registration number on a sticker underneath the
contact details for the company/London Buses. I wonder how many people
make complaints from their mobiles while still on the bus?

In article <Xns95A7718EBAC84andrewblack1orguk@130.133.1.4>,
andrew4i.delete@black1.org.uk (Andrew Black (delete obvious bit)) wrote:

> In the "old days" bus drivers used to wear a badge with a number on
> them. Nowadays they rarely do (In my experience).
> If one wishes to complain about a driver, is their any way of
> identifying who the driver is. If you ask him/her for his name or
> number should he tell you?
>
> --
>
> Andrew Black
> London

Most of the London buses have the running ID (or whatever they call it)
removable plate, like a stencil, on the side of the bus near the doors.
Try and make a note of that as well.

Roger
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