Anson Stewart

Actually, now @ ansonstewart.com over there. Domain as custom handle 👍👍 (and thanks to @kateontransport for the invite!)

Actually, now @ ansonstewart.com over there. Domain as custom handle 👍👍 (and thanks to @kateontransport for the invite!)

Signed up for Twitter for #TranspoCamp 2014. Heading over to to the cerulean space (ansons there) for #TCNE2023

525am: Well, that escalated quickly. Storms erupting across much of SE CA & far SW AZ. Flash Flood Warnings west of El Centro where over 2" of rain has fallen in just over the past hour. Another cluster of storms heading towards Yuma the next 1-2 hours. #cawx #azwx

In Philadelphia, SEPTA now offers college students a dirt-cheap "all-you-can-ride" transit pass --but only if their school buys one for ALL students. Swarthmore is the first to sign on. It's a model more colleges (& transit agencies) should consider. 🧵⬇️ bloomberg.com/news/articles/…

New research! We developed multiple approaches to infer mobility of care and women's travel on transit using fare card data: “Can Mobility of Care Be Identified from Transit Fare Card Data? A Case Study in Washington D.C.” doi.org/10.32866/001c.….

Painful headways. Even after cutting schedules for July, @MBTA still claims this bus comes every 15 minutes or less.

@Rio In general, earlier than planned. In Boston given recent slowdowns and missing buses, later than planned. But so much later, it's approaching earlier. Benefits of unreliability? soundcloud.com/user-51800617/…

When taking public transportation using an app (e.g Google or Apple Maps) are you most likely to be arriving…

@MBTA Operator 531007 deserves commendation for inching around an illegally parked truck in Harvard Sq this morning!

Chaser for the afternoon commute twitter.com/MBTA/status/16…

Why have a bus every 10 minutes when you can have 3 buses every 35 minutes? 🙃 #busbunching

With the #MBTA slow zones on the Red Line, maybe I'll take the #1 bus, which is supposed to come every 10 minutes. *checks real-time arrivals* 😭

Access to opportunities can be tough to define. @ansoncfit sheds light on measures to do so next time you're selecting a project. Join us at June's TRB Innovations in Travel Analysis and Planning Conference in Indianapolis. Register today! #TRBplanning ow.ly/1QbE50NihBJ

"Some of our discomfort arises from not wanting to, or knowing how to, process seeing that our society is persistently failing people. Transit is the site of this discomfort because it is one of the remaining truly shared public spaces in our society." laurelintransit.com/2023/04/20/we-…

"A lot of the transit safety conversation is actually about the discomfort and fear that comes from being in proximity to people whose actions we cannot control or always predict. To ride public transit is to come face to face with a wide cross section of society."

This. "My biggest risk as a transit rider comes from crossing the street to get to the bus stop, not other riders. Transportation advocates need our narratives to match the real risks so we can get the policy attention on the right things."

Join us Thursday at 5:30pm with local universities, nonprofits, community leaders, designers, and more to learn about and find a team for our Design Grants program. Are you an activist, organizer, data analyst, storyteller, or artist? Share your expertise! eventbrite.com/e/547942168777

We're proud to announce MetROW, the watery transit option for those who don't mind rowing the boat. Our Metro Coxswains are here to help you huff, puff and get where you're going. 🎣 allowed. Eat 🐟 with extreme caution. #April 1

Made a few maps illustrating the impact of transit frequency on non-work access to destinations in the Sacramento area.

An hour-long video tells the history of Tulare Lake, illustrated with old photos and maps: youtube.com/watch?v=Vno7tD…