Taking Muni to The Avengers, Perchance?
Just a hunch. Via @mollymayhem.
Who Wore It Best: Heart-Shaped Sunglasses on Muni
Well, this is good timing. Yesterday, we posted this dude on the Metro, rocking the sparkles off those heart-shaped sunglasses.
For your consideration, we have another Muni heartthrob above, courtesy of amandarants on Instagram.
What say ye: Who wore it best?
Woman Slashed in Face on Muni
Photo by Jay Wilson
A woman was slashed in the face while riding the 49-Van Ness Monday night, reports MissionLocal. Three suspects, two men and a woman in their 20s, approached the 18-year-old victim on the bus and asked her a question. “The victim answered them and one of the men took out a knife and slashed her across the face. The three suspects then got off the bus near Mission and Valencia streets and fled on foot, according to police,” according to the MissionLocal report.
The victim was taken to San Francisco General Hospital to treat lacerations on her face.
Distressing news on my regular line. Careful out there, everybody.
Transit News: Central Subway funding and opposition, Van Ness BRT, Caltrain service increase
Photo by tweetsweet
- BART agent fired for giving tickets to needy teen (SFGate)
- Supes, SFMTA unanimously approve resolutions to advance Central Subway (Central Subway Blog)
- Reinforcements enlisted in battle against Central Subway (City Insider)
- Cristina Rubke Nominated “Out of the Blue” for Muni Board (SF Weekly)
- Proposed Van Ness BRT Design Would Combine the Best of Both Options (Streetsblog SF)
- Caltrain planning train gains; Service set to increase even as shortfall looms (SF Examiner)
Muni Worm: No Need For “Improvement”
Photo by missha
Join in the centennial celebration by submitting and voting on design concepts that reflect this character of the SFMTA as it enters its second century…Submit a concept in the form of logo, tagline, and color scheme. This is a unique opportunity for all creative members of the San Francisco community to participate and gain access to a broad audience. Once selected, the SFMTA will produce your winning concept.
But worry not, the beloved Muni worm is here to stay. We asked SFMTA spokesperson Murray Bond, who told us that the SFMTA Design Challenge only applies to the SFMTA brand, and not Muni. Confused yet?
For reference, you can see the SFMTA brand on their official page.
