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COVID-19 repatriation – coaches or buses?

Alex Crawford
Alex Crawford
Published: February 26, 2020
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Could you please do something to educate the news editors of the BBC, who clearly need assistance in differentiating between coaches and buses?

Regarding the confusion between the two terms, I do not think it gives a good impression of the industry when it is suggested that passengers are being moved long distances, in this instance from Oxfordshire to Wirral, on a vehicle which typically has less comfortable seating and limited legroom.

After all, a coach trip is often quite different to the type of journey you might traditionally take when commuting to work or visiting the shops.

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