First things first. I believe in having a quality public transport system. I believe that, for the money we’re paying, the buses should be reliable and clean.
I don’t believe that money should instead be spent on wee television sets, like the ones on aeroplanes, which play music videos or other mince.
Which is what the bus I got on this morning to work had.
I couldn’t actually believe it. Even now I’m of the opinion that it was some kind of Weetabix-related hallucination.
But as much as I’d like to believe that Ruth would spike my breakfast cereal just for laughs, I don’t think she did this morning.
I don’t think the bus companies realise that what people want is regular, reliable services that are clean and safe. Piped second-rate music videos are not part of that experience.
I suppose what made it worse is that the two videos I caught on my way to work were by these people who nobody has heard of outside of cable music stations. I can’t see much of the way of Prog Rock making it’s way onto the bus… 
BigAl
I suspect that the screens are sponsored entirely by advertising types, rather than being from your money – at least, that’s my hope, because that will mean another revenue stream hitting the bus company, which could mean either lower fares or better service.