@ThePeterHa shot this yesterday. As of this morning, the bus is still stuck like this...
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Ha ha.
ReplyDeleteSTILL?! This is absolutely ridiculous. Why were these bendy buses still in service once the storm hit? What a clusterf*ck.
ReplyDeleteThat’s right, it seems that all of the disabled buses have been the bendy ones . Bring back the “Miracle on 34 ST” vintage bus.
ReplyDeletehttp://evgrieve.com/2010/12/little-while-ago-on-34th-street.html
Also, interesting link on how Sweden is coping with their record snow.
“Sweden has turned back the clocks over half a century by deploying vintage trains. “
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2010/12/28/vintage-trains-deployed-i_n_801892.html