Walker
The KLD / Downtown / Gay Street
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Just wanted to add another personal anecdote to the mix...
I dropped off my car for an oil change today and checked the bus route to get to a meeting afterwards. It was only a 15-minute walk across Downtown, but there was a #2 coming, which was more attractive than trudging through the snow. As I stood there waiting for the #2 to approach, I realized that I had left my bus pass at home. So I ended up walking anyway.
So in conclusion, "It's 2010 and COTA still sucks".
claw71
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Walker wrote >>
Just wanted to add another personal anecdote to the mix...
I dropped off my car for an oil change today and checked the bus route to get to a meeting afterwards. It was only a 15-minute walk across Downtown, but there was a #2 coming, which was more attractive than trudging through the snow. As I stood there waiting for the #2 to approach, I realized that I had left my bus pass at home. So I ended up walking anyway.
So in conclusion, "It's 2010 and COTA still sucks".
Of course, it's 2010 and they don't have retinal scanners linked to your pay pal account. Plus the buses don't even hover. COTA sucks.
Columbusite
Minneapolis
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Walker wrote >>
Columbusite wrote >>
COTA makes the #2 congested. You can defend them if you want, but I alone could turn the #2 around and make it work so much better.I'm not going to defend the #2, and I agree that there are ways that they could improve service times.
I'm just saying that your statement of "It's 2010 and COTA still sucks" should be more along the lines of "It's 2010 and riding the #2 still sucks."
;)
Add to that the #3 and #10 on weekends. With COTA I applied the 3 strikes rule.
lifeontwowheels
Highland West
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