My mum was a clippie I'm guessing around the mid 40s before she was married, so I only have vague memories of her telling me stories about it, I do know she loved the job and the banter with the passengers. Ps I do remember her telling me that sometimes in winter the drivers hands would get froze to the steering wheel as they where made of metal then, so although the job had its funny moments, it was a hard job as well.
@irenedumbreck1165
7 жыл бұрын
My mother was a clippie and loved the job her saying come on and get aff lol and my aunt worked as a clippie on the trams along ballater st
@margaretdyer7472
3 жыл бұрын
My Brother worked as a Driver at Maryhill garage in the sixties Billy Dyer
@PJMCM
7 жыл бұрын
Nice pictures, but the video wasn't really a 'chronicle' of a Clippie's Life - it was just a series of photos!!
@I.like.penguins.
2 жыл бұрын
My mum was a clippie and my dad was a driver and that's how they met. What are the chances one of them could be in this video...
@johntait491
2 жыл бұрын
As the Adam McNaughton song "Where is the Glasgow I used to Know" stated: "The conductress aye knew how tae deal wi’ a nyaff - “If ye’re gaun, then get oan, if ye’re no, then get aff!” Are they ony like her on the buses the day?
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