Geelong is such an important line do we really need the long shutdowns we now experience or should these works be better completed in short sprints?
Geelong V/Line slammed for refusing seat to cold, wet teen and slow service
V/LINE has had a horror start to its 10-day shutdown, with a shivering teen allegedly refused a bus seat and left in the cold and claims a replacement bus driver ended up on the Calder Freeway.
Ms Whytcross said the male bus driver told her daughter: “You should dry off before you try and get on public transport.”Um, Mrs Mother where does it say that your daughter was refused a seat? And it sounds like the mother was NOT there in person. IF so, the mother is only going on what her daughter told her.
Did I see that she WILL make an official complaint to V/Line?It actually says
If that is so, then why did she "run" to the media before trying to find out what happened?
Just keeps going from bad to worse for V/Line so why does the entire line need shutting down for so long?
And runs straight to the media before getting a reply.Did I see that she WILL make an official complaint to V/Line?It actually says
If that is so, then why did she "run" to the media before trying to find out what happened?
A furious Belmont mother lodged an official complaint with the regional rail operator claiming her 15-year-old daughter was refused a seat on a replacement bus at Southern Cross Station for being too wet, and left in the cold.
Well she is certain to get a prompt reply now isn't she?And runs straight to the media before getting a reply.Did I see that she WILL make an official complaint to V/Line?It actually says
If that is so, then why did she "run" to the media before trying to find out what happened?
A furious Belmont mother lodged an official complaint with the regional rail operator claiming her 15-year-old daughter was refused a seat on a replacement bus at Southern Cross Station for being too wet, and left in the cold.
Well she is certain to get a prompt reply now isn't she?Experience shows that many entities have to be embarrassed by publicity before they get off their collective backsides and actually do something about a complaint.
I'm often curious on these types of stories, I wonder if these people run to the media or the media contacts them. The mother could of posted something on Facebook and it was spotted by a reporter who contacted the mother for the story.
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