Go home GO Transit, you're drunk.
Sunday, September 29, 2013
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The bus schedule is actually a 27 hour clock as in all trips past midnight can be up to 27:00. A normal operating day is from 04:00 to 27:00.
ReplyDeleteBut usually this never gets put on schedules. A glitch I suppose in the automated warning system.
When you're on the vomit comet, does time really matter?
ReplyDeleteSo GO plays with time. Interesting.
ReplyDeleteGO Transit get it wrong with times after midnight.... if a bus departs one hour after midnight on a Monday, it should be shown in the weekday schedule with a note saying "Monday only", *not* on Sunday's schedule.
ReplyDeleteHow does a 27-hour clock comply with GO Transit's Passenger Charter promise #3 (Keeping You in the Know), which states "we will be clear and consistent in our communications".
ReplyDeleteWell, if they've found the secret of adding more hours to the day, I wish they'd share!
ReplyDeleteanyone else got a text from GO transit this morning saying that they have extra trains for Scotiabank Nuit Blanche SEPT 5 & 6??
ReplyDeletebefore they send out those texts...they really should check the dates......
I work in tv and we use a 29 hour clock, looks like they're using the same system
ReplyDeleteI'll let you guys in transit and television do whatever you want with respect to altering the time and space continuum, just remember what happened to Marty McFly is alls I'm sayin'.
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