Bus Rider's Union
91% of all transit riders in Los Angeles rely on a bus system described in 1998 as "roughly as efficient as travel by burro."
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91% of all transit riders in Los Angeles rely on a bus system described in 1998 as "roughly as efficient as travel by burro."
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In Los Angeles, a group of bus-rider activists confronts a public transportation system criticized for its inefficiency. Over three years, they advocate for affordable and safe mass transit, responding to a 1998 Time magazine editorial that labeled the city's bus system as one of the worst in the world. Directed by Haskell Wexler, the film draws parallels to historical movements, illustrating how committed individuals can challenge systemic neglect and fight for their rights.
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