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No, not what you think. Wait, what exactly did you think that headline meant, sicko?
Via Muni rider Josh, “#sfmuni driver blowing a few scales before his route starts. Love it.”
We love it, too!
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The Muni catwalk never ceases to amaze, especially when our collective fall line (so, more pants and a slightly thicker jacket) debuts citywide. It also serves as a reminder that one person’s accidental (or intentional) hipster is someone else’s fashion-forward hero.
Thanks for sharing, Muni riders Msmugler (top) and teekuleet.
Here are results of the three transportation-related measures on yesterday’s San Francisco ballot, via the Department of Elections (PDF):
Prop A: San Francisco Transportation and Road Improvement Bond
Yes 110,153 71.23%
No 44,488 28.77%
Prop B: Adjusting Transportation Funding for Population Growth
Yes 93,289 61.14%
No 59,305 38.86%
Prop L: Policy Regarding Transportation Priorities
Yes 57,168 37.67%
No 94,572 62.33%
And up above: A dog in a backpack on Muni. Previously: Cat in a backpack on Muni.
h/t Muni rider M Rioux
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Photo by luisamiller
San Franciscans elevate their festive game during key points in the year, be it our biennial World Series wins (Go, Giants), Bay to Breakers, Pride, and, of course, All Hallows’ Eve. Here’s to one of the best excuses for people-watching (and people-appreciating) in the city by the bay (whoa, ohhh, oh-oh-oh).
Photo by sfhealsme
Photo by t-dawg
Still aglow over the Giants’ World Series victory? Been thinking that Muni’s route names are outdated? Well then, Burrito Justice has got you covered.
I have a plan for improving Muni: Rename the routes after Giants players, and let them drive during the off-season.
Oh, yes (yes! yes! yes!), melikes. My route, the 49-Javier Lopez, suits me just fine. And my route to AT&T Park is my favorite new player and Buster Posey Lite, 12-Joe Panik.
Check out the entire list of this genius idea over at Burrito Justice.
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Photo by Takashi Hososhima
Heading to the polls today? We should hope so! There are three transit-related measures on today’s ballot. How did you vote on these?
Prop A: San Francisco Transportation and Road Improvement Bond. ballot text
StreetsblogSF on A: “A promising step toward building out the safe, reliable networks for transit, walking, and biking that San Franciscans need.”
San Francisco Chronicle on A: “If you ride Muni — a category that includes just about everyone — then the idea of better service should interest you. This measure would spend $500 million to dent a $10 billion-plus backlog of improvements. The bond measure has money for street repaving, repair yard upgrades, and more transit and bicycle lanes.”
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