| Re: Traffic delays in Bristol as bus gets stuck on tight bend - December 2025 Posted by matth1j at 12:21, 3rd December 2025 |     |
I was wondering whether it had oversteered on some ice, but if it did it must have been going at a fair rate of knots to end up like that.
| Re: Traffic delays in Bristol as bus gets stuck on tight bend - December 2025 Posted by TonyN at 12:17, 3rd December 2025 | |
Well At least they have their own recovery company according to the side of the bus
| Re: Traffic delays in Bristol as bus gets stuck on tight bend - December 2025 Posted by Chris from Nailsea at 12:11, 3rd December 2025 | |
Yes, I wondered, too: that's rather why I posted the item.
| Re: Traffic delays in Bristol as bus gets stuck on tight bend - December 2025 Posted by matth1j at 11:57, 3rd December 2025 | |
No doubt it is stuck, but how on earth did it get into that position?
| Traffic delays in Bristol as bus gets stuck on tight bend - December 2025 Posted by Chris from Nailsea at 11:29, 3rd December 2025 | |
From the BBC:
A double-decker school bus has blocked a road in both directions after getting stuck on a narrow bend.
The Eurocoaches service has blocked Cleeve Wood Road in Downend, Bristol since about 08:20 GMT and is causing slow traffic between Amberley Road and Woodside Road.
Two double-crewed ambulances, and a hazardous area response team were sent to the incident, a South Western Ambulance Service spokesperson said.
Eurocoaches has declined to comment.
Avon Fire and Rescue are currently in attendance.
