Jul 27
Putnam Square, looking east on Main Street, Bennington, Vermont, circa mid 1920s.
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Putnam Square, looking east on Main Street, Bennington, Vermont, circa mid 1920s.
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Being on public transport at night just hits different
When they opened Redmond, they put new maps in the trains, with "Coming Soon" stickers covering the Crosslake and Federal Way extensions. You could see the impression of the letters through the stickers. All they had to do was peel off the stickers and the map is updated!
Then, they open Federal Way and Crosslake and peel off the stickers... and put new stickers on the maps! Why...?
Pinehurst is also covered by a Coming Soon sticker. Will that get a new sticker instead?
Two-car N-Judah train in the Inner Sunset district heading towards downtown San Francisco.
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The SFMTA is making plans to improve the N-Judah line from the Sunset Tunnel to Sunset Dunes. Now is your chance to contribute by answering an agency survey. The goal is to come up with short-term fixes and start making long-term plans.
A J-Church train traveling through Dolores Park on the way towards downtown San Francisco
Metro Transit kicked off a 52-day repair project Monday to fix up stations, repair bridges, and upgrade signals on the 22-year-old line. Buses are expected to be running every 15 minutes through the closures. https://dailyplanetdc.com/2026/06/30/metro-transit-blue-line-repairs/