YAS NEW NEXT BUS

meanwhile in $vix land https://t.co/fDe29PvO3g pic.twitter.com/6456If4EAJ

— Louis Winthorpe III (@LWinthorpe) March 27, 2017

sorry but LOL

UPDATE: Thirteen injured in tour bus accident near Central Park https://t.co/jfUmfJdU1m pic.twitter.com/wI0dX1a3zb

— New York Daily News (@NYDailyNews) July 21, 2016

straddle bus

not to be confused with the struggle bus.

brought to you by the chinese.

bus bunching

this
really simple visualization demonstrates why you always see buses running right after another. bus bunching is real! via

well, that's the cutest goddamn thing i've ever seen.

World News Videos | ABC World News

thx starla!

what a chic place to have a drink before your luxury bus trip

This cocktail lounge was in Port Authority Bus Terminal + more photos from the 1950s >> http://t.co/MPtoRjs85n pic.twitter.com/nfpcEGMqGU

— Gothamist (@Gothamist) October 22, 2014

read this article about new transit options in denver

apparently denver has been quietly making major investments in light rail and bus rapid transit infrastructure. this article is way less boring than it may sound.

i don't get it, so now bus rapid transit is against the law?

damn tennessee, you stupid.

west nashville snobz

The Amp, a referential name in Music City, is the $174 million bus-rapid transit project proposed to link the western stretches of the city to East Nashville over a 7.1-mile span. It's the first in-earnest attempt at reliable mass transit in Tennessee, and it has been pitched as a way to keep pace with peer cities like Austin and Charlotte. Nashville is poised to add a million more residents in the next two decades, further snarling already-jammed travels along the busiest corridors. The hope is that the Amp, running in a bus-only lane and with priority at traffic signals, will, over time, help unclog commutes and improve quality of life.
...
Back when public debate over the BRT first started heating up in fall of 2012, a West End resident actually told a transit planner at a public hearing that "we don't want the riffraff from East Nashville in our neighborhood." Another homeowner said an influx of "burger-flippers" into the western precincts was a worry, prompting one East Nashville merchant to propose a T-shirt idea: "Burger flippers for the Amp." (via)

this puppy just made a terrible mistake

(going to staten island)

the vols are on the road to victory

literally, they just left. see.

best. title. ever.

just hanging out in an internet rabbit hole i found. did you know that the monstrosity that is new york's port authority bus terminal used to look like this?

how nice. thanks for decorating the current shit-hole with pictures of what it used to look like. oldest trick in the book, am i right, penn station?

LOOK OUT!

Pieces of this satellite, some as large as a CITY BUS, are going to careen to earth today. Hope you brought your forcefield to work.

article from NYT

tressel dies

'bout damn time
who didn't see this coming?