FAO: Reading bus users (Swansea)

[Compo's Hat]

Just seen this and thought this would be the best place for this as it will be seen by the most people.

http://www.reading-buses.co.uk/articles ... nsea-city/

A full football bus service will operate on Boxing Day 26 December 2009 for the Reading v Swansea City match - kick-off 3.00pm.

Customers are advised however, that a £1.00 surchage will apply to all fares on this day.

[Handsome Man]

Just seen this and thought this would be the best place for this as it will be seen by the most people.

http://www.reading-buses.co.uk/articles ... nsea-city/

A full football bus service will operate on Boxing Day 26 December 2009 for the Reading v Swansea City match - kick-off 3.00pm.

Customers are advised however, that a £1.00 surchage will apply to all fares on this day.

Thank you

I wouldn't have looked anywhere else for such news, so thnak you for posting this in the correct place as well.

[Forbury Lion]

Customers are advised however, that a £1.00 surchage will apply to all fares on this day.

pcunts.

[Harpers So Solid Crew]

Overtime rates, after all at £5 a ride it loses money.

[RoyalBlue]

Overtime rates, after all at £5 a ride it loses money.

Amazing isn't it how things associated with RFC whilst seemingly getting a considerable income still manage to run at a loss!!

Would be interesting to see how much a coach company would charge to hire a coach for say six hours on a local journey. Then divide that by the estimated number of users to and from the ground to get a per capita cost.

[(.)Boobies(.)]

Customers are advised however, that a £1.00 surchage will apply to all fares on this day.

pcunts.

No, not really. It's a Bank Holiday. They're paying their staff time and a half, or double pay, just to get you to and from the football. Perhaps they should cancel the service altogether and you can walk, scam a lift, or not go at all?

[Terminal Boardom]

Bunch of lazy bastards. Walk!

[Sun Tzu]

Overtime rates, after all at £5 a ride it loses money.

Amazing isn't it how things associated with RFC whilst seemingly getting a considerable income still manage to run at a loss!!

Would be interesting to see how much a coach company would charge to hire a coach for say six hours on a local journey. Then divide that by the estimated number of users to and from the ground to get a per capita cost.

I suspect you would get charged for a full day rather than 6 hours as neither the coach nor driver would do any other work.

You may find that you wouldn't get anyone to do it for less than Reading Buses charges (which would disappoint you I know)

[weybridgewanderer]

Horseman would appear to work out at about £10 a head to hire a coach for a "local" afternoon event

[Harpers So Solid Crew]

To be very fair Forbes could walk easily and save some cash, if I can walk fromMorrisons to past Asda then that would get him there and back. Lazy tall fecker.

[Hugo Boss]

LOL @ Paying to get on the footy buses.

[brendywendy]

LOL @ Paying to get on the footy buses.

dont think they run them 5 minutes before kick off anyway M8

[Big Foot]

LOL @ Paying to get on the footy buses.

This^

[rg6royal]

LOL @ Paying to get on the footy buses.

This^

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