Transit Action Network (TAN)

You have a new way to keep in touch with Transit Action Network and keep up with transit issues.

Since we got our nifty avatar for Twitter, we decided it was time to start a Facebook page.

Advantages of Facebook:

• Our blog articles will be shared on Facebook, which makes them easy to share with your Facebook friends.
• Facebook is a great platform to discuss transit issues — join in
• Links to other interesting local and national articles about transit
• Breaking transit news
• Event pages for topical issues and events, which provide the transit community an online meeting place (Join our first event page “Save The JO”)
• Facebook is great to share pictures and videos related to transit
• It is a fast and easy way for us to share other important or interesting transit topics that might not be on the blog

LIKE us at www.facebook.com/TransitActionNetwork

JOIN our “Save The JO” Event.

Invite your friends. Share what you are doing, including who you have contacted and their response. Share how these proposed cuts would affect you. Post pictures of the people on your bus and tell how these cuts will affect them. Be sure to come to the public meetings. Add your ideas on what to do to save these routes. Organize.

http://www.facebook.com/events/141963052608035/

You still have three other great ways to keep in touch

1. The Transit Action Network website http://TransActionKC.com

• The TAN website includes our in-depth analysis of local transit issues and our local videos on transit issues
• In addition, follow a range of transit issues, including national transit issues, transit adventures and transit based travels
• Sign up to receive an email whenever an article is posted, including a copy of the article. Sign-up in upper left-hand corner of the blog.
• The emails are easy to forward to your email friends.
• Post your comments on the blog. Your initial comment is moderated so there might be a delay.

2.  Follow us on Twitter – www.twitter.com/TransActionKC

• Alerts about new blog posts
• Breaking transit news
• Retweets and links to interesting articles about transit
• Ideas about where to go using transit in the Kansas City region
• This and that about what’s going on in the local transit scene

3.  Email us at TransActionKC@gmail.com