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none of my friends want to go to a national park via amtrak to look at foliage and eat at small town diners with me. it’s like. ok just tell me you want me dead it would be kinder

If you need me, I'll just be watching the rain from my window.

A fun fact about us here at Washington State Ferries is that we've got ferries on the brain 24/7... even when we're on vacation. A colleague sent this photo of a @MBTA ferry this morning. Besides us, what's your favorite ferry system? 😏

Clarifications: 1-This intersection needs to accommodate tractor trailers for the I90 onramp, so no fixed objects can go in that corner, 2-It's concrete, not paint, 3-This was privately funded by a development, not taxpayer money. 4-There is also signal separation for peds/bikes.

This is the path whoever designed this was intending to encourage, to slow drivers before the bike and ped crossings.

Watching this intersection has confirmed to me that flush mountable corner aprons are worthless. Didn't see a single car going around it, most seemed to think they should cut to the inside of it.

@EdwardOrde Ya notice how only one bicyclist used the bike lanes while the infrastructure inconvenienced multiple cars? Such a waste of money. We could be using the money for so many better things. Not empty unused bike lanes that won’t be used 6mo per year.

@marc_ebuna Yep, I'm assuming a WB-67 would need all that space to make the turn here and this was the unfortunate compromise. Perhaps mountable curbing with an elevation change would've been more effective here if the full height curb has to be that far back.

@EdwardOrde Seems like the high curb is too far back to enforce this and is back there to solve turns for tractor trailers turning right onto the onramp This intersection at New Jersey & I St in DC's Navy Yard has a similar angle of streets and still has hard curbs maps.app.goo.gl/tDKJvNzjYcv7Cn…

P12 needs some bollards

First trip to the Cape complete with the new heritage livery MBTA CR locomotive

@TormeyMike @My_Metro oops I've been breaking the rules for decades, Nexus is going to come and get me

I am an enthusiast and I have an ongoing project called “Mike takes pics of things he likes” and yet I never requested or got formal permission for these after providing advance notice, I’m so sorry @My_Metro, please let me know how I can make this right :/

@CycleJargon @PetruSofio

@CycleJargon @PetruSofio Powder House @ Alewife Brook Parkway, worth a field trip for probably the narrowest public road I've seen approved in the Boston area

@MattMoran86 Based on the livery and some research I'm thinking Gainesville, Florida commons.m.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Gill…

During big MBTA diversion shuttle operations, it seems like we get buses that were bought from other transit agencies to supplement the fleet. Wondering if anyone can pinpoint this bus’ origin?

@kenjimallon @RyanInBos Opened this week, still some work going on and the underpass to the Green Line remains closed for now

@EdwardOrde @RyanInBos It's open now?

Really nice new public space at Parcel 12

Every third street in Camberville is getting something amazing or just got it, it’s so incredible

yimby google

Asking the real questions

Micromobility is great, no better way to explore a new place than hopping on a bike and just going