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To wonder why when it rains ...

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Euphemyknifeinyourback · 27/10/2010 14:51

... the traffic goes mental?
I don't believe it's because drivers drive more slowly to keep a safe distance - oh, are those the "safe" ones I see texting on the motorway?
Is it that people who would normally take the bus think "Sod it, I'll just jump in the car."
If so, can I plead with those people not to do it?! It takes my bus 50% longer to get to work on rainy days. [hangry]

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Mowiol · 27/10/2010 14:54

But people melt don't they if they get wet?

YANBU.

SlaughteredSheep · 27/10/2010 14:56

Or probably people who walk jump in the car too. The only other solution would be to try to get an earlier bus if there is one. I feel your pain WRT taking the bus though. I used to have to get the bus to work and it took an hour and there was only one an hour so if I missed it or if it decided to come early (which it did a few times Angry ) I was buggered!

bigchris · 27/10/2010 14:58

Yes all the people who walk to school drive except me who doesn't drive and gets splashed

Euphemyknifeinyourback · 27/10/2010 15:00

I get the earliest bus I can: drop DD at afterschool at 7.30, go for 7.45 bus (on a normal day it arrives on time and gets to town at 8.30), it arrives 10-15 mins late then takes an hour to get into town.
So for a 9am start I am really pushing it, every bloody time it rains! Which is a lot where I live!
Oh yes it did the coming early thing last week - I was walking up the road at 7.43 only to see it whip round the roundabout and away! [hangry]

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