LA bike in Bus metro

[@richardsequeirateixeira]

Interestingly enough, I was able to put a folding bike on a Metro bus.

[@Boomtrack13]

Richard Sequeira “Folding bikes with 20 inch or smaller wheels can be taken on board. Make sure your bike is folded and stored under a rear seat so as not to block aisles and doors.” - Los Angeles Metro

[@Cami555555Sheep]

@@Boomtrack13dang, wish I could do that here. Can’t on Orlando LYNX buses :(

[@kawehicabuzel]

Thanks for this, was nervous that I would have to figure it out on the fly

[@furjoshii]

bruh, she was very unhelpful

[@willdill4987]

She's got a schedule to keep he was taking too long

[@furjoshii]

@@willdill4987 thats not what I meant dipshit

[@kinkyii2405]

@@furjoshii so hard to b nice even at work I can see why she got so big she ain't the type to do nun but sit there

[@PlayWaves1]

Agreed. Usually they are supposed to help if someone's struggling with the rack.

[@robryan9675]

Stop calling yourself Tim Hollywood, it should be Tim the AH

[@paulreyes7064]

How wide are these bicycle tires?

[@iwantsomeofyourlove]

The bus drivers where I live let you bring it in if the bike is too wide

[@PlayWaves1]

That's rare. Most have policies to not let bikes into public busses.

[@miguelarevalo8939]

Can a beach cruiser fit on the rack?

[@TheMandag89]

Yed

[@vincentr6684]

What size is that bike