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MTC's 'bus first' campaign receives mixed public response over driver conduct and road discipline.
Summary
The Metropolitan Transport Corporation (MTC) launched a 'bus first' campaign, which has received a mixed public response. Commuters criticize bus drivers for not stopping at designated bays and reckless driving, while some argue that rash driving by other motorists creates difficulties for bus drivers. This highlights ongoing challenges in urban public transport and the need for better road discipline from all stakeholders, making it relevant for understanding civic issues.
Key Points
- 1The campaign under public review is titled 'bus first'.
- 2The initiative was launched by the Metropolitan Transport Corporation (MTC).
- 3Public feedback regarding the 'bus first' campaign has been reported as 'mixed'.
- 4A primary public complaint against MTC bus drivers is their failure to stop at designated bus bays.
- 5Another significant criticism from the public concerns reckless driving by MTC bus drivers.
Full Article
Most people say buses must not be given priority as they don’t stop at designated bays, and are driven recklessly; some, however, say rash driving by other motorists puts bus drivers to hardship