What's the deal with the #22 Clark? (midwest.social)

submitted 1 year ago by ZonedForCoffee@midwest.social to c/chicago@midwest.social

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You'd think a street as busy as Clark is, the #22 would be a flagship bus line. But every time this week I've clocked out at rush hour, the nearest southbound bus is 20-30 minutes away. Legit faster to just walk to Metra and wait for it. Why does this particular bus suffer so much, when some nearby lines operate fairly well?

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[-] ZonedForCoffee@midwest.social 9 points 1 year ago

Why does the bus, the larger of the vehicles, not simply eat the private vehicles?

[-] theredroom@midwest.social 2 points 1 year ago

Yes please. I want to see the busses chomp down on the little cars. And with each successive car pellet munched, the bus increases in size and speed. Eventually, it's a quintuple-decker block-long behemoth, that sprouts wings, and can get you from Howard to 95th in 10 mins.

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