That's Twice, Metro!
By Aimee Curl in County of King
Tuesday, Dec. 16 2008 @ 10:09AM
But this time it was 20 degrees. And the four of us had already been waiting for 10 minutes when you sped by-- and the next #36 was still another 15 minutes behind. When you passed us by last week, it was a balmy 42.
Here's some big-city news for you, Metro. Drivers don't get to decide which stops they randomly bypass-- and a few people standing up does not constitute a full bus. In fact, a bus isn't full, particularly when it's 20 degrees outside, until you're pressing up against your neighbor like kids at a junior high dance (thanks Seely).
I know Seattle loves its busses, but I for one am counting the days (196) until I can walk a few extra blocks and hop on a more civilized form of transport. Viva light rail!
My toes are still frozen.
2 comment(s)
shameless says:
Don't just complain on your blog. Write an official complaint to Metro, with details regarding the bus route, stop location, time, as well as bus unit # if you have it. There are even forms online so you don't need to travel to the King Street Center Metro office to make the complaint.
http://metro.kingcounty.gov/cs/feedback_choose.html
Posted On: Tuesday, Dec. 16 2008 @ 11:57AM
Don Ward says:
Or be part of the transportation solution in this state and drive a car.
Posted On: Wednesday, Dec. 17 2008 @ 1:44AM