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Share Bear posted:they added LTE to the N/Q/R over the course of the last year, but not at any of the adjoining transfer platforms (to the 4/5/6 for example), it's kinda odd I know a guy who works for the company that makes those timetable boards on the platforms, because they have advertising the deployment is tied up in those contracts
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I went into my friend's office when I was out there and they had a prototype of the "public internet terminal" thing they're using to replace payphones, it's basically a giant video billboard with an android tablet stuck in the side of it
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san diego has a surprisingly competent bus/streetcar system for a southern california city, only $2.25 to the airport
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riding the 3am owl bus home after a night out at a club was some pro-tier people watching
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the only actual BRT is the tunnel in Seattle, cross traffic and its associated gridlock, rando pedestrians, people driving in the bus lane even though it's illegal, etc will keep it at slightly faster bus
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people will take transit/cabs/uber pathetically short distances in sf it's like just walk some damnit a mile only takes 20 minutes and the city is tiny
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Dec 16, 2015 00:22
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Notorious b.s.d. posted:parents with children, old folks, and people with temporary disabilities fall through the slots on these sorts of plans I was specifically referring to young able-bodied people who will take an uber 1/3 of a mile from one bar to another
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There's a train museum in nuremberg that's cool too plus it's the german postal museum too so they have cool stuff like enigma machines mostly not nazi trains
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aoili is made with eggs and bechemel is butter they're totally different and neither are good on fries
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Dec 20, 2015 23:32
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things with flavor belong on fries, not just more fat to lubricate them
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Dec 20, 2015 23:39
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Share Bear posted:it works worse than the old scanner tickets, but it doesn't immediately fail when you insert the ticket into the machine the wrong way (most typical issue)
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theflyingexecutive posted:bros are lazy though. their quests for instant gratification are the defining aspects of their characters
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Jan 18, 2016 22:21
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mishaq posted:yeah i think the fraud potential would make it too difficult to do in its current form they could just do it like germany and have a line painted on the floor instead of a turnstile
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I took MARTA a couple times, and it was pretty much the same as BART, even the Atlanta bus I took was OK which really surprised me.
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Jan 21, 2016 08:30
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the crime of cincinnati chili isn't the pasta, it's the half pound of bright orange cheese product that goes on top of it other things that are good on pasta: japanese curry, chinese chili black bean sauce
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fits my needs posted:my favorite bart of riding BART is arepeople who only ride during the work rush that can't handle when a homeless crazy person shits himself stinking up the old car and are too polite or something to move to the car over or call BART police. its pretty cool. old post but people don't call the cops because if you did they'd hold your train for at least 20 minutes at whatever stop the police showed up at
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Mar 15, 2016 23:58
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H.P. Hovercraft posted:i see nerds zooming around in san jose on those electric monowheel things and electric skateboards on the sidewalk all the drat time in SF they gave them the same regs as a segway, you're supposed to ride them in the street and with a helmet but a lot of people don't yet
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meatpotato posted:I saw an article about how Berlin is renovating three 1950s era subway trains, mostly to attract tourists to an underused line (but apparently it's much cheaper than buying new trains). They look cute. the best ubahn cars are the ones with the crazy camouflage seats and fake wood
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as long as nothing inside the airport is broken like the airtrain or security newark is a deece airport and it's easy to get to the worst part of manhattan very quickly I once stayed at a hotel right near EWR at the end of a trip, it was like a depressing alternate universe [but $150 cheaper than staying in the city] plus the cabbie was super sketchy and tried to rip me off
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I heard that chinese laborers dug the tunnels but santa cruz was too racist to let them into town so they hired white people to finish it
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Shaggar posted:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C_r5UJrxcck "old cars are better because they feel more solid, that's what you want in a collision 3 tons of steel and iron that just plows through whatever's in front of it" -a ton of idiots who would still believe that even after watching this video
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Nov 11, 2016 18:08
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the lack of engine probably just meant that the test dummy didn't get impaled on the steering column as the block traveled through the firewall into the passenger cabin
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Nov 11, 2016 18:40
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Beast of Bourbon posted:i was in tokyo in november and the entire transit system is v. good. i even took a bus! in tokyo if your train is more than 60 seconds late the train company gives you a card you can show to your boss explaining your tardiness
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lampey posted:is mini metro an accurate representation of how public transit works? if the timescale was 100x longer and you had to pass a ballot initiative every time you wanted to add a new line, yes
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