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Septa -Route23 |
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Posted by TransitChuckG on Fri Dec 4 12:01:52 2020 Overcrowding |
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Re: Septa -Route23 |
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Posted by Joe on Fri Dec 4 17:38:11 2020, in response to Septa -Route23, posted by TransitChuckG on Fri Dec 4 12:01:52 2020. Good work on explaining the ransomware attack. |
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Re: SEPTA Route 23 |
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Posted by Olog-hai on Mon Dec 7 19:05:08 2020, in response to Septa -Route23, posted by TransitChuckG on Fri Dec 4 12:01:52 2020. Overcrowding? Convert it back to trolley and use articulated vehicles. |
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Re: SEPTA Route 23 |
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Posted by Joe on Mon Dec 7 21:04:58 2020, in response to Re: SEPTA Route 23, posted by Olog-hai on Mon Dec 7 19:05:08 2020. Pardon a memory that veers off the topic, which is mainly on the need of workers to get to low-paying jobs without getting a friend to drive them.--- About 40 years ago, this New Yorker on a day's outing decided to ride the full length of #23. I probably rode ex-Pennsy to Chestnut Hill West and began my adventure at the loop. I may have scribbled notes, with times and items of interest as we headed to Erie and Broad. Then we entered the one-way pattern. Below Market Street, our follower tailed us. Some blocks later, a dispatcher stepped out of his sedan, waved to the operator, unloaded us to the follower, and had my car head north via one of the turnbacks on a cross street running from 12th Street to 11th. I don't recall how I returned from Bigler to my New York train. --- My recollection is that the largest crowd got off at Erie. |
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