
After all the money spent marketing Rush+ as "rush hour reinvented," Metro is now going to spend even more money directly bribing riders to change up their commuting habits by offering some $5 farecards.
I asked riders if $5 would get them to make the switch to the Yellow Line, and below are the responses.
Other items:
Cell phone coverage completion not until 2015 (Examiner)
Late-night service after Nats games still unresolved (WaPo)
Another triumph regarding SmarTrip (Examiner)
guest · 653 weeks ago
Really, I sometimes think Metro is an enemy of the people it "serves"
BrianKal · 653 weeks ago
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YellowHellNo · 653 weeks ago
DC Denizen · 653 weeks ago
totallyfailed 81p · 653 weeks ago
Hal · 653 weeks ago
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Vienna Bound · 653 weeks ago
That's just plain silliness.
horseydeucey · 653 weeks ago
They took a stab at overcrowding with RUSH+, and it didn't work. Now, they're trying to bribe riders into changing their behaviors.
areyoufuckingkiddingme?
Am I wrong in thinking that you should understand rider behavior BEFORE you change your scheduling?
I would bring up how this is akin to putting the cart before the horses, but talk of carts and horses might give this board some bright ideas.
dave · 653 weeks ago
no thanks.
ThenWe'dHaveToClean · 653 weeks ago
Another Nick · 653 weeks ago
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Andrew. · 653 weeks ago
http://www.nbcwashington.com/news/local/Metro-Blu...
Hellooooo Yellow · 653 weeks ago