YOUGUYSYOUGUYS this is seriously so exciting
I want the bus to work. I take the bus in part because I want to prove that there is a market for it. I encourage people to try to take it where possible. But it’s just so hard.
Bus routes should focus less on where they go and more on how easy they are to understand.
It is snowing out there today, and this morning I got an email telling me that the #91 bus in Prince George was delayed. That means it’s time for me to remind all of you that I created a tool that will email, text or Tweet you all delays and cancellations issued by BC Transit […]
I’ve complained about the Prince George transit system before, (I’ve also lauded it) but that doesn’t mean I’m done with it. But before going any further, I’d like to point out that the problems I write about are not at all limited to the Prince George system– I just write about what I know. Anyways: […]
Prince George bus drivers (and bus drivers in general, probably) get a fair amount of grief, for various reasons. But really, they have a pretty tough task– if you leave late, people are late, if you leave early, you miss your stop. Staying on schedule in variable traffic cannot be easy. But I want to […]
Find out when the bus is cancelled.
Here’s a cool event from “northern BC’s music capital” (not sure when they got that designation, but events like this certainly help make the case). Essentially, in order to encourage people to try out bus routes they offer free transit that includes local musicians playing on the bus. Would love to see that here in […]
There’s a survey asking for feedback on the BC Transit website. One of the questions is: Do you have any other comments about the BC Transit website that you would like to provide? To which I said: This is a very outdated site. For a person unfamiliar with the city and existing routes, this website […]
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