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Why are you waiting 8 minutes on the bus when it takes you just 2 minutes to get to the bus stop? Leave 5 minutes later and just wait 1 minute instead?
When I say wait 8 minutes in bus its because I'm inside the bus, waiting for it to arrive near work
If their public teansport situation is anything like mine, busses have a few min leeway eather way on most stops
Mh, that's not how I know it. Like, being late is common. But if a bus, tram or train is early it usually will wait at the early stop till the scheduled departure time.
But I'm quite spoiled. During peak hours there is a tram every 3.5 minutes where I live. So unless there is a complete blockage, the concept of "missing" the tram doesn't really exist.