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Tales from the bus: Public transportation communities
Jeffrey Hill | Thu, Jan 17th, 2008 | Category: Commentary | Tags: public transportation, jeff hill, transportation communities | 3
If you’re planning to use public transportation services like the morning express bus to get to work, you may find yourself becoming part of a new close-knit community. This is especially true on buses transporting workers into large cities. These buses often see the same 7am and 4pm crowd each day.
-image courtesy of VisitingDC.comWith each scheduled stop, a new member of the community boards the bus, fresh with stories. The 3 different bus drivers that run the route know…
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