MetroBus Stop Now Visible
In September I posted about a dangerous to reach MetroBus stop, and once there it was nearly impossible for the driver to see me waiting. It stopped because a passenger wanted to get off, not because he saw me. The problem was overgrown trees just before the stop.
![Looking West for the approaching MetroBus, August 2015](http://www.urbanreviewstl.com/wordpress/wp-content/uploads/2015/09/metroStopID13572-02-500x375.jpg)
![Looking Eastbound on November 1st](http://www.urbanreviewstl.com/wordpress/wp-content/uploads/2015/11/metroStopID13572-04-500x375.jpg)
Driving down Manchester recently I noticed the overgrowth had been trimmed, as I had requested, by the City and/or Metro. Crossing Manchester at this point is still dangerous, nothing has been done to address that. In August I used this stop to take the #32 back downtown because overgrowth on the other side blocked the sidewalk — preventing me from reaching the next stop at the traffic light seen in the background. That overgrowth was also cleared.
It’s far from perfect — but it’s also far more user-friendly than before.
— Steve Patterson