A risqu� five digit passcode on a bus stop sign in Kensal Rise has left passengers "confused". (Pic credit: Twitter@ Calvinrobinson) (Image: Archant)
Pranksters have played a dirty trick on passengers at a bus stop in Kensal Rise after they changed a passcode for TFL’s text information service to a risqué word.
Passengers waiting at the Station Terrace bus stop in Chamberlayne Road were bemused to read they could text the naughty five-digit code to access up-to-the-minute information on bus travel times and routes.
One passenger took to social media to express his shock at the rogue pass code.
Brent resident Calvin Robinson tweeted a photo of the offending sign with the caption: “I don’t think that’s right, somehow.”
TFL has been approached for comment on the sign.
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