LA People: Anyone here ride the Blue Line to work?

[Mark]

i am going to have to start taking the blueline to work everyday because my gas milage is terrible. i see online a monthly pass is $52. anyone know of a cheaper way of getting one thru some sort of discounts? and goes this pass work for buses as well as the red line?



thanks

 

[KLin]

52 bucks a month sure beats my 150 dollar/month gas bill.

 

[Mark]

i know it is, but im a cheapskate and am always looking out for a better deal, even if its for a train pass.

 

[FleshLight]

Prepaid passes and tokens can save you time and money. Accepted as base fare on bus and rail, they're sold at Metro Customer Centers and more than 850 other locations including Ralph's, Community Check Cashing, Cash It Here, Jon's Market, Pavilions, Nix Check Cashing and Popular Cash Express.

If it works on the gold, blue, red, express, and metro lines, that'd be a pretty good deal.

 

[thechinesehero]

god you bitches are cheap

 

[axelfox]

Originally posted by: thechinesehero
god you bitches are cheap

Are you going to give him money for gas? No? Why are you being so cheap?

 

[JoeKing]

see if your work will pay for it. They usually have some sort of reimbursment program if your using some form of mass transit. Ask the HR manager

 

[777php]

I love taking the train, its $100/mo versus $180/mo in gas. I'll take the $960 a year I save and invest or buy some toys with it, it's not being cheap but smart with your time and money. Plus, I get wifi on the train so I can start working or surf the web.

 

[amol]

people in LA actually use public transportation?

 

[thechinesehero]

Originally posted by: axelfox

Originally posted by: thechinesehero
god you bitches are cheap

Are you going to give him money for gas? No? Why are you being so cheap?

im not cheap because i dont give him money for gas
im not gonna breast feed the fvcker when he needs milk either im not his mom
ur a grown ass man 53$ a month for train is already cheap and you come here looking for more discounts this aint a flea market