A bus driver for Washington, D.C.’s Metro service could be in some hot water with his superiors after he was caught on video forcibly removing a passenger from his bus over the weekend. [More]
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![Watch This Malfunctioning Escalator Fling Its Passengers](../../consumermediallc.files.wordpress.com/2012/06/escalator.jpg?w=200&h=158&crop=1)
Watch This Malfunctioning Escalator Fling Its Passengers
For me, malfunctioning escalators are the stuff of nightmares. I still secretly fear that up escalators are going to eat me. So this people-flinging Metro station escalator from the day of Jon Stewart and Stephen Colbert’s “Rally to Restore Sanity and/or Fear” last year has given me a whole new category of escalator malfunctions to fear. [More]
![Paris Subway Platforms Transformed Into Large, Very Loud Living Rooms](../../consumermediallc.files.wordpress.com/2012/06/paris_metro.jpg?w=240&h=180&crop=1)
Paris Subway Platforms Transformed Into Large, Very Loud Living Rooms
Have you ever secretly wished that the subway platform you were waiting on could be transformed into a comfy living room? Or at least a living room furnished by IKEA? For another week, you can experience just that in four stops on Paris’s Métro system. Instead of molded plastic seats, have a seat on an Ektorp couch! [More]
![Nestle Quik Flipbook Ad On DC Metro Walls Is Kinda Magical](../../consumermediallc.files.wordpress.com/2012/06/quikad.jpg?w=158&h=95&crop=1)
Nestle Quik Flipbook Ad On DC Metro Walls Is Kinda Magical
As the DC red line train I rode last week shot through a tunnel, a happy brown bunny jumped up and down on the walls, lofting up a bottle of Nestle Quik. It wasn’t a video, it was a series of back-illuminated panels, each one a successive frame in the animated cartoon. It was like running through flipbook in real life. I found a clip of it on YouTube, posted inside, the cartoon starts at 15 seconds in.