Turns out San Francisco didn’t need a hipster private bus company

Grist
By Heather SmithSep 16, 2015, 2:15 pm100 pts
Last spring, I got to fulfill a dream that I never knew I even had by riding Leap Transit — a $6 private bus line complete with distressed wood and swiveling bar stools. It felt like a perfect apotheosis of the tech boom in San Francisco, where everything imaginable in the city has now calved off a more…

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