The Week in Short Videos
Transit ambassadors, a Waymo crash, and High-Speed Rail.
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Here’s This Week’s Videos:
Tuesday:
L.A. Metro transit ambassadors are making Metro trains and buses safer and more welcoming. SBLA speaks with real life ambassadors, and Madelyn Brozen, co-author of a recent UCLA study that found ambassadors are improving Metro riders’ experiences.
Wednesday:
The National Traffic Safety Board (NTSB) weighs in on a crash where a Waymo rob-taxi crashed into a nine year-old outside of a Santa Monica elementary school.
Thursday:
I (Damien) will admit that sometimes when I’ve had a couple videos that are mired in the less-than-400-views, I do a video just because I think people will watch it. Did we need to do a video on the California High-Speed Rail Authority Business Plan when the more in depth article at Streetsblog did very well? Probably not. But did I make it anyway? Yes. Yes I did.
@streetsblogcal “$2.7 Billion Cheaper?! California High-Speed Rail Surprises Everyone
” #highspeedrailway #california #trains
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