5/5 Gilbert T. 2 years ago on Google • 3 reviews
Today
my
60
year
old
mother
was
trapped
in
this
decade's
worst
blizzard
and
was
forced
to
abandon
her
vehicle
at
her
workplace
and
resorting
to
taking
local
transit.
After
two
buses
"not
in
service"
passed
her
in
the
snow,
a
good
hearted
YRT
driver
who
was
also
"not
in
service"
pulled
over
to
ask
her
destination
and
pick
her
up
out
of
waist
high
snow.
Through
the
chaos
of
the
roads,
despite
cars
stalled
all
over
woodbine
and
clogging
both
lanes,
the
driver
skillfully
maneuvered
past
a
maze
of
stranded
vehicles
and
after
a
stop
at
his
bus
depot
he
delivered
my
mother
to
14th
and
McCowan
"just
on
the
way"
to
his
normal
assignment.
Due
to
needing
to
rush
to
an
incoming
transfer,
my
mother
did
not
get
his
name
or
bus
number,
but
he
was
likely
a
kind
older
man
of
Indian
or
Pakistani
heritage
with
greying
hair.
Regardless,
my
family
and
I
would
like
to
express
our
thanks
for
the
benevolence
and
skill
of
this
unnamed
driver
who
represents
the
most
excellent
qualities
of
a
public
servant.
In
my
mother's
words:
"He
saw
the
cars
spilled
all
over
the
frozen
road,
but
he
just
said
'no
problem,
I'm
a
bus
driver'"
and
drove
through
the
worst
storm
in
the
last
20
years.
That's
pretty
badass.
Thank
you
nameless
bus
driver!
P.S.
If
you
are
management
reading
this,
your
people
deserve
the
most
excellent
coffee
-
they
are
doing
great
out
there.
P.P.S.
I
originally
tried
to
send
this
message
via
your
YRT
website,
but
it
sucks
and
doesn't
work
nearly
as
well
as
your
drivers.
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