The Kansas City Post: Bus Shelters Beat Little Blue Signs
The Kansas City Post: Bus Shelters Beat Little Blue Signs.
Another great post from Mark Forsythe at KC Post – continuing to prove itself as best local blog on municipal issues. Mark’s logic is simply too logical for a transit system mired in 20th century ideas-
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Thanks for the link and the kind words. Where can I catch that bus in the pic?
You have to go to the U.K. to catch this bus.