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#1
1st March 2008, 13:37
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Passengers hurt in bus accident (BBC News)
Three passengers are seriously injured in an accident involving a double decker bus taking rail travellers between two stations.
More from BBC News... 
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2nd March 2008, 10:30
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Will there be an inquiry into the reasons for this accident that will be as searching as those for rail accidents?
Personally I think not as road accidents are commonplace and do not make headlines nor will the managenent be pursued in respect to the event either. John (G)
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2nd March 2008, 12:24
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And if they actually get round round to endorsing the bus driver's licence, it'll clear off after a few years. Whereas if a train driver was given an incident, it would stay like a millstone round his neck for the rest of his career.
Did someone suggest double standards ? 
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2nd March 2008, 22:07
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I presume that the road where the accident happened will be closed for the next week or so, forcing travellers to take the alternative train service?
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