We don't see eye to eye, but we have fun debating with each other.
I've always enjoyed listening to Adron Hall speak.
Adron Hall shows up part 3 from al m on Vimeo.
Thursday, February 7, 2013
AND THE EXCITING CONCLUSION OF THE UNEXPECTED VISIT OF THE TRANSIT SLEUTH
It should be obvious that me and Adron are pretty good freinds and have been hanging together for some years now.
We don't see eye to eye, but we have fun debating with each other.
I've always enjoyed listening to Adron Hall speak.
We don't see eye to eye, but we have fun debating with each other.
I've always enjoyed listening to Adron Hall speak.
Latest "seen and heard on Trimet" (uncensored)
But not seen on TRIMET'S HOW WE ROLL BLOG!
TRIMET SCANNER TWEETS HERE!
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How does trimet get away with being late for everything? Every stop is a new job. And if you're late to every job in your day. You're fired!
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Seems like somebody in Miami has figured out the scam
They
plan to change us from a Miami of drivers to a Miami of passengers by
making driving as unpleasant as possible — all for our own good, of
course.
Instead of traffic engineering, they prefer social engineering to force us to become something many of us don't want to be — carless.
Last week, this paper noted that Miami-Dade new car sales rose 11.5% in 2012's last quarter. Those buyers didn't get the message: leave that car behind.
To my surprise, I got the message clearly Friday as I moderated a panel of planners and a real estate professor for Florida International University's Real Estate Alumni Affinity Council.
A bad plan: make drivers miserable to shove us onto transit
Instead of traffic engineering, they prefer social engineering to force us to become something many of us don't want to be — carless.
Last week, this paper noted that Miami-Dade new car sales rose 11.5% in 2012's last quarter. Those buyers didn't get the message: leave that car behind.
To my surprise, I got the message clearly Friday as I moderated a panel of planners and a real estate professor for Florida International University's Real Estate Alumni Affinity Council.
A bad plan: make drivers miserable to shove us onto transit
Bill Lascher goes on a Trimet twitter rant
*shockingly* the @trimet Max platform at Prescott street isn't printing tickets for me.
aaaand the other machine says no
payment cards accepted. I think today I'll test the "get off at the next
platform and get back on thing."
Tribune editorial asking for the governor to intervene
Portland Tribune and Community Newspapers - Our Opinion: Governor, clean up this mess
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