MRS M SKIPP, of Victoria Road, Dartmouth, writes: After reading the letter by Jane and Michael Deller of Dorset, Chronicle, May 8, I wonder if it's the same bus driver who left me in the cafe doorway in Kingsbridge after I asked if I could quickly use the cafe's toilet. I asked if I had time, and he said: 'A few minutes.' I was no longer than four minutes, to which the cafe assistant agreed. I had already travelled two hours from Cornwall. We set off early enough, but works and traffic meant I arrived to find the bus and no time to go to the toilet. I came to the cafe door to see the bus on its way to the main road. I could not run to catch it as I am 90 years old and have a stick. The assistant said we could get a taxi to catch him up, as my case was on the bus. No taxis were there until five ­minutes later. He came straight over and we tried to catch the bus, only being able to manage it at Slapton. It cost the last £10 in my purse and had it been more I don't know what I would have done. The taxi ­driver asked the bus driver if he knew he had left me and he didn't answer. I was too upset to say anything. When I got off I said that it had taken my last £10 and he never even said sorry, just: 'I left two minutes late anyway', which wasn't true as it was exactly 1pm. I have travelled on that route many times and found the ­drivers polite, helpful and pleasant. I admire their driving skills, they get top marks. But it's people with bad attitudes who damage our town's ­reputation and economy. Thank God they are the exception and not the majority.