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Over the top? Naaahhhhhhhh!
There was “Il fait beau dans le métro” in Montreal in the 1970s that was kinda like that http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DcC31r1BxBY
That’s kinda what it’s like trying to board the 99 most mornings…
Hahaha, det er street!
Would be false advertising. What they need to show in Vancouver is “push to the back, push to the back”, and never could they show an actual seat available doesn’t happen
Art Davis – if you want to talk about false advertising – car ads never show all the cars stuck in peak hour traffic either do they! Car ads don’t mention all the air pollution related ilness from car exhaust and people becoming lazy & fat from not getting enough exercise.
Oh! my apologies I had not picked up on the sarcasm. You are right advertising buses and transit would be the same as new cars on the open road, both BS!
buses serve the public and the public is always there and ready for service ofany bus. What we could improve is service