So, today I normally went to the train station and got in my train. When it didn't leave 10 minutes later, I tried to find out what happened.
Bruchsal Bahnhof(the station by my school), had lost power for 7 out of its 8 tracks. Then, an announcement came through: they were sending busses as a replacement. The first bus going to my destination was full to the brim as I got there, forcing me to wait an hour for the next.
Eventually, I got home 2 and a half hours late.

So, today I normally went to the train station and got in my train. When it didn't leave 10 minutes later, I tried to find out what happened.
Bruchsal Bahnhof(the station by my school), had lost power for 7 out of its 8 tracks. Then, an announcement came through: they were sending busses as a replacement. The first bus going to my destination was full to the brim as I got there, forcing me to wait an hour for the next.
Eventually, I got home 2 and a half hours late.

In my case, once, I finished work earlier and got into the bus that departs 30 minutes earlier, so I didn't have to wait 25 minutes at the bus stop. However the bus didn't leave until 30 minutes later because the driver was busy talking on his cellphone with friends and family.

Oh and although our bus transit service improved a lot over the last 9 years, I still dislike how there's no more service from 12 AM to 6 AM even on busy week days.

This sucks when this happens. X.x I remember one year they did that actually.

my bus driver is new, and she is always late or way too early...
she's supposed to come at 6:17 Am but she came at 6:02 AM once and now she comes at somewhere between 6:25 tp 6:35

Wow I had the original topic?
No wonder the topic title changed because I didn't remember putting in Public Transit Rants...

Over here they don't increase that much, but in the '90s it was ridiculous how much they increased. In the mid 2000s they did too, but not as fast and they dropped again afterward. I think it went like this approximately for a 12 years or older person:

Early '90s - $2
1997 or 98 I think $2.10
1999 $2.25
2000 $2.50
2001 $2.75
2005-ish $2.85 (after hurricane Katrina gas price increase)
2006 $3.00
2007 $3.25
2008 $3.50 I think. Around those years there were actually two increases a year
2009 $3.60
2010 $3.00

Also around 2006 it went around $2 on weekends for anyone over 24 and $1 for those under that. The prices in the early 2000s were just freaking ridiculous. In Quebec City it was like $2 or something, then. Nowadays however it's around the same prices or cheaper as in other cities, though. Also since 2007 they renewed all their vehicles, so there are less delays due to stuff breaking. I remember we had vehicles dating back in the early '80s and even one from 1975 a few years ago.

I still hope they'll really improve the service in a few years though, especially for the bus going to the ferry during summer festivals, because it's annoying to not even be able to do anything past 10 PM for juju (or 9 PM if he comes at my home or nearby).

This exactly. And yeah, for the last one I had to wait a hour for the next one. And it was the last one.