First Bus

I bought the student year pass (£330) in order to utilize the bus system for transport to and from university. Here are the primary issues:
Buses will pass you by (especially at night) when you are at the stop. This has happened to me on multiple occasions. I have seen it done to others while I’ve been on the bus as well. It’s tragic as it seems there are a few drivers that get off on seeing others «miss» the bus.
Buses are late, which would be fine but other times they arrive 10 minute prior to what is on the timetable. There is no accountability on the drivers to make the timetable schedule. There is a very simple fix for this that will satisfy both the customer and employer. Install GPS on the buses (I’m sure there are already fitted with it currently), GPS location should be made available to the customer through the mobile app, and First Bus should monitor their drivers and reward their best drivers that actually attempt to make the timetable schedule.
The app is a problem if you aren’t using 3g or wifi. I have had to get off of the bus numerous times now as it won’t display my year long pass sometimes unless connected to the internet.
The bus have rubbish on the seats and floors at any hour of the day. I take the pre 7 o’clock bus and return home at 18:00 so it isn’t a matter of timing.

Bus driver who was working around 3 days ago. Tried to cut off a few stops to bunk off from work early.
My journey takes around 50 minutes. I think he thought bus was empty, then noticed me late around 35 minutes into the bus journey. He said. This is the last stop. I told him it’s not as I get the same bus and squally same time if bus. He ended up dropping me off.
Check your navigation system. It was either last or 2^nd last bus. And was 3 days ago I think. One other thing too for all your drivers. It’s not a racing track at you must put the foot down going round corners.
Oh. And go easy on the breaks guys.
I think when people and their belongings are falling off the seats then that is a sign. Bonus though. Wifi is good, and unlike other transport, the wifi is great.

Hi First bus is ok. Gets you from A-​B, Bus can be overcrowded and full of rubbish sometimes (early evening)
Prices are expensive and rubbish for the type of service you get.

Aside from the fact that the number 34 and 4 are rarely on time, they have some of the rudest drivers I have come across. If you can’t work with people perhaps don’t work in the public sector? Utterly disappointed.

On making my way to Baillieston Train Station, I noticed that the recent work being carried out, to the track meant that they station was closed to the public, so I took the bus into town, and that got me thinking about the Company «First Bus» the brand that is First Bus, is everywhere to be seen in and around Glasgow City and every suburb in between. They claim that you will not wait more than ten mins at any bus stop in their timetable, and I have got to say that seems to be the case, as on the way home I only waited six mins in Hope Street, I remember back in the day buses were few and far between and they never went to the place you really wanted to go, however as you probably know the seem to go to every destination in Glasgow, and for non Glaswegians, I can confirm its a vast area to cover even by First Bus standards, as a consequence as I live opposite the bus stop I found myself start to notice the bus pass, and yes it was every ten mins. Now as things go this company, merits that well know phase“from large oaks small acorns grow” starting life as a small bus company Grampian Regional Transport in Aberdeen Scotland to the largest multi national in Europe and North America with a 6 Billion £ turnover and over 120’000 staff wow that’s big but when I get on my local b