Note from the “host”: Sorry I missed last week’s question. I was dealing with allergies, a cold, and toddler germs. - Joe
Answer to the Aug 19th question: That would be Switzerland’s “clock-face” scheduling
This week’s trivia: Lots of talk as of late about rail service at airports, and it has inspired this week’s question: which US transit agency made international history in 1968 (beating London's Heathrow Piccadilly line extension by nearly a decade) by opening a rail extension directly into its city's major airport terminal, becoming the first rapid transit system in the Western Hemisphere to do so?
Leave a comment with your answer.
Cleveland?
Cleveland, Ohio. 1968.