The B60 bus #9430 going towards Williamsburg approximately 8:50am blocked me and my grandson from crossing the street at the corner of Foster Ave and Rockaway Park way. The driver crossed both lines into the pedestrian walkway. I raised my hands to him in gesture to ask him "what he as doing'? he looked at me as if he had seen no one. He hindered me and my grandson from seeing the light when it was my time to cross. I had to walk in on coming traffic to see if the light had changed and subsequently crossed the street. This is not fair to the children who have to cross the street for school and for pedestrian who have to cross the street because of one driver who thinks he is above the rules and regulations that governs our streets.

at or around 6:36 pm, on april 1st, 2012, in the pouring rain, on the limited sunday schedule @150th street and jamaica ave, two #24 buses and a #56 bus deliberately passed about five or six people waiting at that bus stop. these bus drivers did not make an attempt to stop to pick up these customers. there is no way that these customers were not seen by these drivers. one disabled customer was even waving her cane. why should we be treated this way by those or ANY mta drivers? there seems to be an outbreak of extremely rude and mean, uncaring acts by some drivers at this time, making it bad for other drivers who may be more conscientious. patrons are not happy having to PAY to be mistreated, disrespected, and insulted. it seems that these drivers can easily be replaced by some others who would appreciate having a job!