A bus driver had a stand-off with a man blocking the double-decker’s path before pulling away as he tried to board.
The foolish chap stood in front of the Number 32 on a busy street in the capital.
He was seen remonstrating with the driver who was still in his cab.
But after the brief impasse, the man then walked toward the entrance to the bus.
However, the driver then carried on his route.
Buses are not allowed to stop in traffic to pick up passengers unless it is safe to do so.
It happened yesterday (9 Apr) outside Kilburn Underground Station on Maygrove Road, Kilburn, north London.
The Metroline service was heading to Edgware.
Members of the public praised the driver for his actions, as reported by Need To Know.
One stated: “Great job.
“Good to see we have normal people still around.”
One said, “The guy looks like a hazard if he’s doing that.
“The driver was using his initiative, protecting himself and others.”
One said: “Great thinking.”
Cloe Evingson said: “Why was he standing in front of the bus in the first place?”
Transport for London and Metroline have been approached for comment.
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