The bus with the bend in the middle

[anti_cyclone]

In other cities
Public transit is much more
Inarticulate.

Comments

[convoluti]

It was disconcerting when part of the bus headed off in quite a different direction. The rest of the bus unfailingly followed, so I suppose one would get used to it. I kind of liked it, but it did feel funny.

"bend in the middle!"

[alautun]

y'know the 'Burgh has a few bendy buses of its own.
they're a trip (ha! sorry) to ride... especially in the bendy part!
woo! two-way bendy action.
ok, i'm going to stop using that "b" word.

[chronographia]

You people speak as though you've never seen segmented buses before! Here I thought that every major city with mass transit had a couple. All right, they're not common, but neither are they rare.

::eyes pitt's mass transit system suspiciously::

The hills. It must be the hills and that the segmented ones work better on the flat.

Bendy buses

[convoluti]

I'm sure I must have seen one before somewhere, but I sure had never ridden in one. It was a trip! (Sorry)

[anti_cyclone]

I'm sure I've seen articulated buses in other cities, as well, but I'd never noticed one in Pittsburgh. I'll have to keep an eye out, the next time I'm back East. (Ha! Back East! That sounds so ridiculous.)