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SLTB drivers driving the commuters mad

The millions of commuters using our SLTB buses are subject to extreme discomfort and hardship because of the drivers’ erratic driving ways.

SLTB drivers are notorious for speeding, slamming on the brakes and jarring passengers, starting and taking off violently, swerving, swaying and lurching from side to side, endangering other vehicles on the road.

Regular surveillance by the operations field staff is the only solution. It is time the 50-year-old public bus service ran more smoothly.

W. Meadows, Dehiwela

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