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(Note: Ideas and opinions expressed in this blog are not necessarily shared by the transit agency I work for. This is simply an expression of free speech while describing the work bus operators perform.) I have been (and called) many things in this life. Most of all, I'm a writer who happens to drive a bus. In May of '13 I thought it would be fun to write about my job. As a direct result of this blog, I published a book in November of 2017 called "JUST DRIVE - Life in the Bus Lane" that is available on Amazon. I write to provide insight as to what it's like on a bus... From The Driver Side. Thank you for reading!

Thursday, August 1, 2013

Oucheriferous!

Sorry to keep you waiting for the latest edition of this rag, but I injured a finger last week and it was kinda hard to type with a big fat bandage on. More on that later, but I want to thank you for reading the past few months and to encourage you to share this blog with others. It will remain ad-free as my gift to you, and also because like you I'm annoyed with ads on almost every website I visit.

In the meantime, I hope to get back to writing this weekend, and I'll tell you a few more stories, From the Driver's Side...


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