What to do on Muni in an earthquake
So, in light of Tuesday’s East Coast earthquake, we thought we’d go over the earthquake-preparation basics in case you’re aboard a Muni vehicle when the big one (or even a littler, but nonetheless violent one) strikes.
Somehow, when faced with the multiple choice questions, we resisted choosing, “Keep listening to your music until the train reaches its destination.”
I mean, really. And this is post-quake:
Visit the Quake Quiz SF site, take the quiz, laugh at the rat, and be prepared!
I thought you were supposed to laugh at all the tourists freaking out?
What’s funnier than the rat? The existence of an N Judah train in the tunnel, and it’s not packed!
There are definitely rats in the tunnels.
Really? Rats? Not mice? Tee hee. Seriously though, I’ve never seen them. But I mostly ride buses.
I’ve actually seen a couple on the BART tracks at Powell.
I’ve seen them running down Market Street, from a bus.
I have the worst rodent phobia but haven’t seen them on the bus other than ones that were being kept as pets (wtf why?!). But when I was in NYC in July I saw some huge rats running around. I ran up the stairs so fast my parents thought I was nuts.