Suspect the internal stuff doesn't work with the new real time bus information. It worked up until the new on-street stuff was launched.
I can't remember what the TVs used to show. Think its about 15 years since I saw one on. Pretty sure it had adverts for Firstweeks etc and I want to say BBC news was shown but that might be McGill's 38s that showed that.
Since its the First Glasgow topic, I feel as there has been several things missed on fiGs latest round of buses.
You would think that with dwindling pax numbers, year in, year out, stuff like a small TV and next stop announcement stuff would be the norm to at least try improving passengers numbers, not saying that it would really increase numbers but sort of keep the current ones more appeased if you like whilst traveling, 4G WiFi as well on city buses would be a faster bonus for passengers.
I always do seem to be a Lothian fan boy, but I'm simply respecting the level of investment and attention to detail they've put into there buses in the past fews years, there Airlink, Skylink and B5TLs found on the 22s or ECB B5s, have next stop announcements, coupled with info screens about flights etc, even though other ops have done this, you certainly feel as though lothian have done this with just a touch more inthuisiasm and poise than others.
Is it only us lot that notice the dead tech on buses or do passengers notice these thing too?