Making it on time for your flights or buses is important so as to not get left behind. With that being said, if a passenger of a bus arrives a minute late and is standing right outside the bus, should they be let in? The Malaysian Update TikTok page recently shared a video of a […]
With that being said, if a passenger of a bus arrives a minute late and is standing right outside the bus, should they be let in?
The Malaysian Update TikTok page recently shared a video of a man who had arrived slightly late to the Kuala Terengganu Bus Terminal , only to find that his bus to Melaka was still at the station. Though the bus was already slowly heading out, the man walked alongside it while knocking on the door, hoping that the driver would let him in.In the video, the man could be seen outside of the bus as it slowly moves out of the station.
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