VIA@NOTrynaBRude:@unsuckdcmetro So I finally get to see @wmata do something useful with my money. pic.twitter.com/A10OVRNH
Last summer, Metro started installing flat screen monitors throughout the system. For months, they remained off, serving only to to block the kiosk clocks.
Yesterday, some of them appeared to come to life--as clocks.
Hopefully, Metro has more ambitious plans for them, but they've been tight lipped about what these displays will eventually show.
Other items:
Dull rail board member defends nepotism (Examiner)
DC disputes Metro's account of rock throwing at buses (Examiner)
Last summer, Metro started installing flat screen monitors throughout the system. For months, they remained off, serving only to to block the kiosk clocks.
Yesterday, some of them appeared to come to life--as clocks.
Hopefully, Metro has more ambitious plans for them, but they've been tight lipped about what these displays will eventually show.
Other items:
Dull rail board member defends nepotism (Examiner)
DC disputes Metro's account of rock throwing at buses (Examiner)
Oct. 11, 2012
February 21, 2012
March 4, 2010
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