LETTER: A Stagecoach robbery?

I boarded the Pulse in Worthing Town Centre, and purchased a ticket to Tesco. Durrington. Ticket cost £3.20 single.
By The Newsroom
Published 25th Apr 2017, 10:00 BST
Updated 9th May 2017, 18:41 BST

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When the bus turned into Columbia Drive and stopped at the first stop in Columbia Drive, there was a bit of a ‘bang’ and then what smelt like exhaust fumes entered the inside of the bus. The bus was evacuated. I then walked from the broken-down bus to Tesco, Durrington.

I wrote to Stagecoach telling what had happened, and enclosed my bus ticket with my letter. I asked them for a refund for the part of the journey I had to walk due to the breakdown.

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I have received no reply from Stagecoach, and no refund fare for the distance not travelled on this bus.

Stagecoach Robbery close to home.

John Doswell

Humber Avenue

Durrington

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