I do feel as though he will retire before 20225 but my fandom would be very happy with 18,200 more seasons of Cristian Roldan 🥹

My first thought was that it made the top 10 because tapping-off was still required for ORCA on Link until the end of August that year and it was simply counting riders who forgot to tap off earlier, but it probably is just because it was the final stop 🤷

I didn't see a source cited for the graphic in the article. @typewriteralley.bsky.social do you recall the source (thank you for your writing!)?

Were easements taken into account for this or just parcel ownership?

lol, isn't the troll under the Aurora Bridge though? 😅

Is that actually functional? It looks really close to the handrail?

Wait is this on purpose? 😅

Yeah that would be convenient enough, I'm just imagining my spouse and I trying to rush out the door to catch a bus or train and both of us forgetting ORCA cards for the kids 😵‍💫

Respectfully disagree, my kids are too young to carry their own things so this would become just a hassle for me in the name of generating ridership data

So great! Looks like N 90th St & Ashworth Ave N and then N 92nd St & Stone Ave N?

According to SDOT's collision database, from 2005 to 2018, there were 19 crashes that resulted in 29 injuries between SW Willow Street and 22nd Ave SW on Delridge.

Since RapidRide H opened there have been none. Two total crashes, including....yes, one "MOTOR VEHICLE STRUCK OBJECT IN ROAD" crash.

I haven't ridden a Pierce Transit bus in quite some time (because I don't live in Pierce County anymore) but they also sell tickets through Transit App!

Not that I want to give you a reason to leave the Fediverse but... @r343l.bsky.social

Oh looks like it was yesterday! And today they put out a video for navigating it:
youtu.be/ijGWgsel5-c