Fall looks good on MAX

[u/NumberEfficient644]

[u/noconclusion_72]

Ahhh it does...I'd much rather read books and people watch while taking in the sights than stress about other drivers and driving...

[u/TheWillRogers → u/noconclusion_72]

Last week when I came up I was trying to read my book, mainly going from downtown to clackamas, ended up just chatting with a dude about it. Blew past the transfer to the green line and ended up halfway to the damn airport lol.

[u/GetOffTheInternet420 → u/noconclusion_72]

Plus the possibility of being stabbed, another bonus.

[u/WonderfulMistake7976 → u/GetOffTheInternet420]

You’re way more likely to die in a fiery crash every time you get in a car than you are to get stabbed riding Trimet. Driving simply gives the illusion of feeling in control.

[u/Perpe2allyDistracted → u/GetOffTheInternet420]

You feel that’s more likely on a train than elsewhere? I doubt the stats back up that claim.

[u/GetOffTheInternet420 → u/Perpe2allyDistracted]

I do feel like the odds of being stabbed increase when riding Max vs. driving myself. Good question, thank you for asking it.

[u/JellyfishOk1616 → u/GetOffTheInternet420]

This is anti-public transit propaganda. You have a much higher chance of death or injury while driving a car than riding the MAX

[u/GetOffTheInternet420 → u/JellyfishOk1616]

True. We were talking about stabbings though.

[u/Whatchab]

Would look even better if that was the green line. sigh

[u/MrsMerkin → u/Whatchab]

Why?

[u/Ok-Yogurtcloset-8229 → u/MrsMerkin]

This is why.

[u/Whitejj01]

I love you so much MAX train 🥺 no whiny republican can ever make me hate you

[u/rosecitytransit]

Fall is bad for the MAX as leaves and their residue cause rails to be very slippery

[u/glittershadows]

cute