Un-Pheasant Journey For Bold Bertie

Friday, 27 May 2022 14:34

A plucky pheasant decided to give its wings a break to try and grab a bus to town!

LibertyBus has revealed that the bold and brave bird grabbed a seat and then refused to get off!

The bus driver eventually managed to escort Bertie back to the road to make his own journey.

"Bertie visited one of our buses this week and sat down to take a ride to town.

However, Bertie didn't realise we have a NBOB (No Birds on Board) policy, and refused to alight the bus (cheeky!).

Thankfully, our brave driver managed to coax Bertie to the front of the bus, and escorted him safely back onto the road to make his own way to Town."

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