Your place to share stories on and off the bus.
Well, well. msjones_in_sf, who shared this photo with us on Instagram, says, “I don’t know how he can sleep like that lol.” I just wanna know what’s coming through dude’s earbuds.
Have you ever fallen asleep on transit unintentionally?
On Instagram? Remember to tag your rad photos #munidiaries so we can spread the gospel.
Photo by Tribute/ Homenaje
Photo by Carainsf
Muni rider Erin and her friend told us that they were attacked last Friday at the Grove and Van Ness Muni stop. She sent us her account of the harrowing experience.
Last Friday at 12:30 a.m., my friend and I were walking back from a concert on Fell street up Van Ness. When we crossed to walk in front of City Hall, a group of guys attacked us at the Muni stop on Grove and Van Ness. I think it’s the 47/49 stop right behind City Hall. It was about five or six boys, all looked like teenagers or young adults. It seemed like they had it planned, and they just started beating the crap out of my friend as I tried to call for help. Read more
This is San Francisco, for chrissakes—even our staring contests are multiculti.
Via @lennyheredia:
Who won, anyway? We love gawking as much as the next Muni rider, but this is ridonk.
What happened, uncontrollable case of the munchies when the 21-Hayes got to Popeye’s?
Interestingly, headless gummy bears found in a similar situation last year would’ve paired well.
Via missquela.
Photo by Andrionni Ribo
Last week, a thought occurred to us: What if the agency that runs BART took its turn running Muni? It’s not necessarily a new question, but it’s a fun thought experiment nonetheless.
Would BART make Muni better? Worse? The same? Would running San Francisco’s buses, metro trains, streetcars, and cable cars actually make BART worse?
Here’s the mixed bag of what some of you had to say (responding to the question over at @munidiaries):
What do you think? What if BART ran Muni?