JTA constantly tinkers with its routes to maximize efficiency, ridership, etc.
Which I suppose is a good thing in itself.
But the downside is you lose predictability, which in turn maximizes ridership.
There aren't any right or wrong answers to this kind of tradeoff - though I personally prefer more predictability.
Ah. The Bus Stops.
Who the hell needs the Da Vinci Code in order to build a sense of anxiety, dread and suspence.
L7 B7 R5 E4.
Do these numbers mean anything to anyone? Is it part of the Navahoe Code?
Im sitting here, looking at the various incomprehensible alpha numerics wondering what in the hell do they mean. A fellow passenger is certain that they are in the right place at the right time. They are catching the B7 to San Marco. "B", my limitedly informed benchmate informs me, stands for Baymeadows.
This gives me a certain sense of relief, since San Marco is also my intended destination.
I stare holes in the rest of the letters trying to divine what their true inner meanings might be.
R. R. R........
Riverside? dunno. Rogero? maybe. Can't tell.
E.
E.
E?
Eastside maybe?
Where are the schedules for any of these routes? where do they go?
James (the fellow B-7 passenger) can only answer two things with certainty. That b-7 goes to San Marco and "B" stands for baymeadows.
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