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Bus drivers 'should refuse to move' if pupils stand up as £1 fares boost numbers

Bus drivers 'should refuse to move' if pupils stand up as £1 fares boost numbers
BBC Wales Tuesday 06 October 2026, 21:49 UTC 1 min read
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Some pupils on public buses choose to stand when there are free seats available, a meeting hears.

Some pupils on public buses choose to stand when there are free seats available, a meeting hears.
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