Buses in your face.

The thing is, once you start to notice the oppressiveness of so many buses used so inefficiently, you cannot stop noticing. It's as though the buses are in your face. Right now it's just one person but it could become more. You never know.

The absurdity of a DOUBLE Bee Line bus on North Broadway at 6 PM on a Sunday is compounded by the fact that its sign was the ever present "not in service". Just how many passengers does the county expect to board that DOUBLE bus this evening, if and when, it actually goes into service? What percent of miles traveled by Bee Line buses, including to/from staging areas, are "not in service"?

How much Westchester county tax money is being wasted on the Bee Line, whose not "not in service" buses in White Plains never seem to have more than a few passengers?

Email sent:

from:		Ken
to:		Downtown White Plains Transit District
cc:		Rob Astorino
date:		Sun, May 15, 2016 at 6:07 PM
subject:		Bee Line double not in service.

Is this a joke? Isn't anyone embarrassed or upset?

Photo of parked bus taken at 6 PM Sunday May 15, 2016 North Broadway and Park Avenue.

About twenty minutes earlier a huge regional was speeding down Barker Avenue approaching the Church Street intersection heading towards the bus depot at the White Plains train station.

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