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Big Blue Bus “Ask Me Anything” on Reddit

Via Reddit:

Since the news broke that Big Blue Bus is going to start accepting TAP cards, our riders have had a lot of questions about how, exactly, it is all going to work.

The idea of doing a Reddit AMA came about after some riders expressed interest in a suggestion posed by BBB staff over social media about holding a live Q&A session. We wanted to try it out here on the Santa Monica sub-reddit and prioritize answering questions related to the TAP rollout.

We'll have the following folks on hand to answer questions

    • Suja Lowenthal, Government & Community Relations Manager for Big Blue Bus
    • Eric Sink, Chief Financial Officer for Big Blue Bus
    • Robin O'Hara, Director, TAP Technical Systems.

I [/u/coffeeplease] will come back on Monday to start a thread to collect questions.

More info here: http://bigbluebus.com/Newsroom/News/Reddit-AMA-with-Big-Blue-Bus-on-Tuesday,-January-27-at-noon-about-our-TAP-launch.aspx

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