During my daily rummage through the internet I learned that USAtoday.com was reporting that many bus and rail lines nation wide have begun to seriously integrate wireless internet technology into the cities vital lines and routes. The article continues on to report that Massachusetts Bay Transit Authority implemented wireless on the Worcester to Boston line on the commuter rail. Examine this quote for yourself,
"Wireless service is also on some commuter trains. The Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority added it to its 45-mile rail line between Worchester and Boston in January. Deputy Chief of Staff Kris Erickson said it's "probably the most well-received enhancement that we've ever done."
Did you catch it?! They spelt Worcester wrong! USA Today needs a lesson in New Englandonics. Also, I've taken that line and yet I was provided with no wireless internet service. Is it that the MBTA doesn't like mac users? That's discrimination and I won't have it.
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