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Redbridge, code 47 stopped on restricted bus stop, Cranbrook Road at Gants Hill Roundabout

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Re: Redbridge, code 47 stopped on restricted bus stop, Cranbrook Road at Gants Hill Roundabout
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PCN, please, all sides, with only name and address redacted.

Here is the sign for the bus stop: -
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I don't think just having this part of the marked-out area missing is a winner on its own, but others may differ: -
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It seems to have been deliberately painted out. Of course you can put this into your representations, to see what they say about it. Your own vehicle, (marked in the photo), is well inside the bus stop markings.

What was your reason for stopping there ?

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Re: Redbridge, code 47 stopped on restricted bus stop, Cranbrook Road at Gants Hill Roundabout
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Sorry to hear this.
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