Looks as though the bus is wedged on the pavement. Not sure it actually hit the shop - but it came very close.
Quite what it was doing there I don't know - Morris Place is currently closed due to roadworks, so it can't turn right there, there's no right turn into the bus station at the next turning, and it can't fit under the railway bridge.
So, presumably a bus driver forgot about the roadworks until they got to Morris Place, at which point they were stuck, and seeing no way of proceeding perhaps attempted a three-point turn? And perhaps got even more stuck in the process?
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The sum of damage to the shop appears to be a broken floor tile on the doorstep. There was some broken glass too, and a broken 'stop at the red light' sign.
There's absolutely no way you could turn a bus around in that space with a 3 point turn! There's a tree in the way on the opposite pavement. Surely they would reverse 50m up the street and then turn into Lennox Road?
Bus driver realised he went too far and let the passengers out, then for some reason he got out of his cab with the handbreak off apparently!!! And it rolled and hit the curb/shop.... Shop mostly intact and no one injured I think....
BTP we're obviously not needed seeing as about 6 of them were in Nandos
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Looks as though the bus is wedged on the pavement. Not sure it actually hit the shop - but it came very close.
Quite what it was doing there I don't know - Morris Place is currently closed due to roadworks, so it can't turn right there, there's no right turn into the bus station at the next turning, and it can't fit under the railway bridge.
There's absolutely no way you could turn a bus around in that space with a 3 point turn! There's a tree in the way on the opposite pavement. Surely they would reverse 50m up the street and then turn into Lennox Road?
BTP we're obviously not needed seeing as about 6 of them were in Nandos