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Bus forced to stop

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Published: 28 March 2017
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One man managed to bring traffic to standstill on Monday (27 March) after refusing to move from in front of a bus for 20 minutes.

The man refused to move

Causing tailbacks on Putney Hill, the stand-off is said to have caused huge delays.

It was reported the man was angry that his regular bus stop had been closed for repair works.

It came to an end when the driver called the police.

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