Why aren't lorries used to transport people?

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Pimpdaddy:

Héraultais:
And in an artic setup, how would they pay their fares?

In Africa they have conductors, even have a code/way of telling the driver when to stop for pax to alight.

Really?

Pimpdaddy:

Héraultais:
And in an artic setup, how would they pay their fares?

In Africa they have conductors, even have a code/way of telling the driver when to stop for pax to alight.

Yeah, I’ve heard that… Someone told me just a little while ago…

Pimpdaddy:

Héraultais:
And in an artic setup, how would they pay their fares?

In Africa they have conductors, even have a code/way of telling the driver when to stop for pax to alight.

Sounds like they’re really popular, I keep getting told about them… Did you hear about the code / way of telling the driver when to stop for passengers?

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SWEDISH BLUE:
This is the local bus service in Cuba. As the rep said " First for the bull, then for the people.

Some of the passengers I used to pick up didn’t even deserve the cattle cart.

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Sorry, zb tapatalk…:laughing:

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If Lorries picked up people I wouldn’t have had a job for 23 years :laughing: :laughing:

Its bliss now having a load that cant talk back or who wants their change when they get off :laughing: :laughing:

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Back in the 1960’s and before, it was a common sight to see a cover on the back of a builder or council lorry, for the gang of blokes to sit inside to travel to and from a job. The cover was only a light weight affair which was lifted off, and the gang used it to sit in to eat their grub. No door or padded seats, just a board either side to sit on, and an opening on the back.