1. You'r country
2. Do bus drivers wave at each other when they pass each other in you'r country?
>>60812137
>You'r
>>60812137
Flag
Yes
>>60812137
Yes, and tram drivers
The more rural it is, the friendlier they are to eachother
>>60812137
yes, tram drivers too
Bus drivers don't,but tram drivers do.
Just as >>60812330 said
>>60812137
yes
>>60812137
yes, same goes with the tram drivers
>>60812137
yes and on the highways truck drivers do too, or at night they flash their lights at each other
>>60812137
no, unless they know each other and then they'll obnoxiously delay both busses while they exchange unintelligent drivel
bus and tram drivers do
Yes. Sometimes when there's nobody on the road they even open the windows and start talking. That's happened to me twice.
>>60812352
Bus drivers also do it tesó
>>60812412
It's moments like that when I see the bright side of AI eclipsing humanity and destroying us. We really aren't a species suitable to be colonising the galaxy imo.
>>60812451
What do they talk about? Baguettes and fine wine?
Yes, they do. And so do train drivers (they often honk, rather).
>>60812137
>sletten
*laughs in Dutch*
But yes they always seem to wave, they are colleagues guess they don't wave to each other if one has slept with the wife of the other though.
I was once in a bus with a Moroccan driver. We were in the center of town and another bus was approaching ours. Suddenly our bus stopped in the middle of the street, as did the other one. We stood right next to each other. Apparently our driver wanted to make small talk with his coworker, who was also Moroccan. For about half a minute the two busses blocked the road completely.
Fucking Moroccans need to adapt to our local culture. A wave is enough.
>>60812451
i was in a bus and it parked at traffic lights, in the next lane was also a bus. the bus i was in opened its door and the driver would stand and talk to the driver in the next bus, until the light became green, then sit and start driving again. and close the door after begin moving.
>>60812137
>country
flag
>wave
yes
Yes, or they just honk.
>>60812525
What does it mean? Sluts?
1
2 They wave/insult eachother, depending on their mood
>>60812571
Yeah sluts, I actually visited that town in Denmark for some reason I could not stop giggling like a schoolgirl every time I heard someone say the name.
I am immature.
>>60812137
Yes
Do you guys thank the bus driver as you get off the bus?
flag
yes
1. flag
2. almost always yes
>>60813308
I say goodbye to them.
>>60813308
We're not allowed to get off at the front of the bus, so we'd have to shout. We only do so if we forgot to signal for our stop.
>>60813405
Yeah, we say thanks if we go out of the middle door or the front door. It just might mean we have to yell it a little as we step off.
>>60813308
No
I always cringe when I see normies yell "THANK YOU" when they get off the bus at the back. Though I'll give a "hello" when I enter
>>60813464
Deal with it.
I yell "thanks" as I get off. "Thank you" seems a bit too formal. "Cheers ears" is off the charts.
>>60812137
yes, so do the tram drivers and cops afaik
>>60813308
no, but I say hello when I get in at the front
>>60812137
>>60812341
actually they dont wave, just salute by raising a hand
Only if they are from the same race, so unlikley.
Actually this is a serious answer
>>60812137
England
Yes
yes and taxi drivers
>>60813308
Yes
>>60813513
you mean "cheers big ears?"
With the same route drivers, yes
This thread just confirmed my suspicions that bus drivers are cryptojew-lizards with a secret club to overthrow the Taxi industry.
>>60814924
How did you find your way of /pol/?
>>60815093
That's /x/ you dummy.
>>60813308
CHEERS, DRIVE
>>60812137
UK
Yes
>>60813308
only if they weren't cunts
Yes, bus drivers wave at each other
motorcyclists wave at each other, and Corvette owners wave at each other
the point is not if they do but how they do it.
here they do it while in motion, they honk, sometimes even race.
>>60812137
flag
yes, always, even from heavily competing companies
t. bus driver
>>60812137
Idk, maybe on smaller streets with less traffic.
Sometimes they do.
>>60813308
We lick each other goodbye.
Nobody says goodbye, people don't even say hello, unless the bus driver either went out of his way to let them hop in or waited for them.
>>60812137
1. Flag
2. Yes
>>60813308
We greet and say goodbye on intercity lines.
>>60815746
Sounds dreary desu
>>60812137
Yes, of course.
>>60813308
No, only say goodbye.
Rarely. It seems they only great people from the same company.
>>60813308
I say goodbye if it's the last station before the bus turns around, or if it's just me and a couple other passengers. "thanks for the ride" occasionally, but not as a rule.
>>60812589
this
>>60815571
this i think is the same in all latin america
the race part is the best part
>>60812137
1. Catalonia
2. not always, but most metro/tram/bus drivers do it
>>60813308
Quick "cheers" is enough
>>60813308
no, as you can't exit from the front of the bus
I usually greet the driver when I get in, tho
Aus
Yes, so do truckies and bikers
Yes,
bikers also nod their heads at other bikers.
>>60813308
I have never said a word in my life to a bus driver
