Sussex wrote:
McDeHack wrote:
This is all very interesting to know for when we in London get 'Alternative vehicles'.
I think they had a problem which they have since sorted, I think.
Some drivers just don't like the alternatives, so they have made a big thing over something small.
They would much prefer to drive an expensive, thirsty, un-safe Icon.
I agree with you Sussex. But at the moment we have no choice.
As I have said earlier, my Metro only cost me £3500 plus a bit to get it ship shape. When I had to ditch my FX4 as it was not wheelchair compatable I was not going to spend megabucks. As I felt I was being conned by TFL and PCO.
I am just hoping for the day that we do get alternatives and watch the high priced TXs and LTI go bust.