Unveiling the Truth: My Month as a London Bus Driver and My Earnings

Let me get this right; buses do get cleaned and mopped every night but people do people stuff unfortunately also can you help me reach 50k subs pls 😊

I can't understand how people can't put rubbish in the bin. Drives me insane

I did 26 years driving them around lewisham then went over to a agency doing 4 days a week I earned £42k in 7 months I was doing 12 hours a day from sign on to sign off including paid brakes

driving a bus.....driving in london..driving a bus in London..those are 3 of my nightmares

Thanks for uploading this and showing a side to London/a job I wouldn't have had access to before/I didn't know much about.

Ah I miss 'on the buses' . Loved those guys. This vid. With you in it reminded me of it.

I love vlog/videos like this, well made and very insightful to daily jobs and tasks that everyone not doing are often completely unawares of. I used to fix cars for a living which most people can imagine whats involved, 11yrs ago I moved into maintenance engineering at a food factory, I literally had no clue as to the machines, processes and skills involved in UK food produce until I changed career! Keep making informative vids dude, it's good for giving advise now and for the future everyone to look back on see how life and jobs were in 2023.

Whats the chance scrolling through youtube your video pops up think lets give it a watch and so be hold i recognize you from the 121 im from the area good work bro 👍 thanks for ur service

I work for Stagecoach in Hull and I hate the cab fans so much especially when you’re trying to hear the customer haha. Good video man new sub here bro 👊

I can't believe how long it takes to gain a bus licence. When I took my PSV licence (as it was known then), I learnt on a manual gearbox (no synchro) double decker. It was 4 days of learning and the test on the Friday, at the end of the driving test the examiner tested me on the highway code. Fortunately I passed. The same proceedure when I took HGV2 and then HGV1, both 5 day courses.

Pool table in the canteen and 2 snooker tables upstairs. Also a "quiet room" upstairs. You can use it to pray or just sit and read. Good video. I hope you continue to like being a bus driver. Has it's ups and downs but, it pays the bills.

Lol its me Aysegul, you know me from Enfield as I use to work at a nearby shop. Good one, I will subscribe 👍

Haha no way. I watched your Asda video before I started driving for them. Now I’m starting my bus training and here you are again 😂

The 121! Great video very interesting 👍

Good video for viewers. From the start I was wondering what garage you were based at, when I saw that roster booklet I had an idea as I had the same one. I was a driver at the same garage a few years ago now, I was on the 279 and did the 349/121 on rest days. I do miss the act of driving a bus still!

Yes, that other commentator is absolutely correct. As soon as you cross the tfl border, the drivers have to take cash. And there are no centre doors anywhere outside London, which makes double deckers appear to be much bigger than what they are in London. In remote areas, I've met drivers who take the bus home when the route finishes at 6pm, but they have to wash the bus before they go to bed.!!

I drove a double decker bus for a major University in the US. The pay was low, but the clientele (students) were much better than my current patrons as a city bus driver!

Thought it was you had to come back and check, saw u this morning on the 121 lol must still be going good then

I worked at that same Enfield garage for 9 months , in 2009 . Was at wood green for a few years before that . Wood green was strict af .

Did ~ “The management” ~ give you a positive critique of your video? It was well done, showed some interesting content and didn’t disparage, disrespect or show the service in a negative light. Positive PR.