
Emeryville Marina Bus Stop
A cold, cold, Bay breeze sweeps our “sandwich boards” over our heads on this gray morning. But we are soothed by the warmth of several riders. First there is Peter, a British-American who lives on a boat. He ikes my description of Casual Commuters in line and, as an extrovert, doesn’t understand why riders don’t talk en route to S.F., even when they ride together alot. Then there is Phoebe, a new rider who looks to us for reassurance because she needs to get to an appointment by 9AM, and usually takes the longer route of the “Emeryville Go-Around” to a bus to Bart to the City. And as Cindie’s lips turn blue with the cold and seeks shelter in the bus stop, an Hispanic woman shakes my hand, then gives me a thumbs up as she boards the “Go-Around”. Thank you all. From 7:30-9AM; #92 Flyers.
Filed under: Close to Freeway, Suburban | Tagged: carpools, commuting, East Bay, Emeryville, freeway, lifestyles, S.F. Bay |
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