Post by stevieinselby on May 27, 2015 23:46:07 GMT 1
In 2003, the X46 between York and Hull took 1h37/1h45 (depending on which direction you were travelling in).
Over time, that journey time has been extended and extended.
The new timetable launched this week has buses taking 2h02/2h15 - that's up to half an hour longer on a journey of about 2 hours.
Over the same period, the Coastliner 843 has added just 10 minutes on a longer route, the 93 has been extended by less than 5 minutes, and the 121 does the journey in exactly the same time. So how has the A1079 got so bad that off-peak interurban journeys take 25% longer than they used to?
Over time, that journey time has been extended and extended.
The new timetable launched this week has buses taking 2h02/2h15 - that's up to half an hour longer on a journey of about 2 hours.
Over the same period, the Coastliner 843 has added just 10 minutes on a longer route, the 93 has been extended by less than 5 minutes, and the 121 does the journey in exactly the same time. So how has the A1079 got so bad that off-peak interurban journeys take 25% longer than they used to?