What is the string for on busses?

Pull the signal cord when your stop is close. For efficiency, buses sometimes won't stop at stops that no passengers are getting off at. To communicate your stop to the bus driver, be sure to pull the signal cord that's located just above the bus windows.



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When you're about half a block from your destination, pull the yellow cord that runs along the window to request a stop. The Operator will stop the bus at the next safely accessible, designated stop and open the doors.

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06. To get off the bus, signal the driver one block before your stop by pulling the cord or pressing the yellow strip. This will ring a bell and light the “stop requested” signal for the driver. Once getting off, do not cross in front of the bus.

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Should you press the stop button on a bus? If the bus has a stop button, use it. Sometimes you have to pull a cord (usually around and above the windows) or press on a rubbery strip to do the same thing. Watch the other passengers and look around the bus.

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  1. Ask a friend to help you. ...
  2. Plan your journey with the help of your friend.
  3. Find out what time your bus arrives at the stop. ...
  4. Take some money to buy a ticket. ...
  5. Find your nearest bus stop. ...
  6. When you see the bus, hold your arm out. ...
  7. Tell the driver where you would like to go. ...
  8. Sit down and enjoy the ride.


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Tap On, Tap Off for return journeys In addition, if you decide to make several journeys in that day your fare will be capped at the daily rate. Using Tap On, Tap off means you only pay for the journeys you have made and gives you more flexibility should your travel needs change.

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The reset button is usually located above the back row of seats so the driver walks to the back of the bus (and checks for children) to reset the alarm. In some child safety alarm models there is not a reset button. Rather, the emergency door handle needs to be lifted up to reset the alarm.

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Because it is a hardworking job to do. Sometimes they don't have time to physically greet them or talk to each other face to face. What do bus drivers wish their riders knew?

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Lo told the Post that the middle area of the lower deck of a bus was relatively safe for passengers in a collision. “The area is closer to the centre of gravity of the vehicle, so passengers will absorb less vibration and impact force when the vehicle collides with something,” Lo explained.

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Electric trolley buses are rubber-tired vehicles with motors powered by electricity from overhead wires. “Trolley” refers to the trolley poles on the roof of the bus that are used to transmit the electricity from the overhead wires.

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