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Antisocial behaviour 'seems to be the norm': Cork bus drivers facing daily abuse from passengers

Antisocial behaviour 'seems to be the norm': Cork bus drivers facing daily abuse from passengers
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Bus drivers in Cork are reporting an increase in antisocial behavior, including physical assaults, spitting, and criminal damage. The National Bus and Rail Union warns that these conditions are driving staff out of the industry.

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Cork’s Dermot O’Leary, general secretary of the National Bus and Rail Union (NRBU) said some bus drivers are leaving the industry as a result of the abuse they have received.

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