Punktown: Shades of Grey
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The bus, for one, belonged in a scrap yard and the routes and hours were undesirable, to say the least. He worked the dangerous sectors where the better-armored city buses were not obliged to go. Too many drivers for Travis Transport had found that it was a dead end job in more ways than one.
The city bus had been a thing of beauty, silver, sleek, comfortable, air-conditioned. It was divided into three segments, the first of which was the driver’s cab, partitioned off behind a class-four plexi-d...oor that could hold its own against every form of bullet and most ray and plasma weapons. His divider on the Travis “boat” would barely stop spit balls.
Just behind the driver’s cab was the passenger entry booth where folks climbed up into the vehicle and paid—the automatic machines accepted both cards and hard money. A weapon scan would commence; if weapons were detected, the driver would be alerted and the person carrying would need to run their firearms ID card through a scanner in the entry booth before being allowed into the passenger area.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The bus, for one, belonged in a scrap yard and the routes and hours were undesirable, to say the least. He worked the dangerous sectors where the better-armored city buses were not obliged to go. Too many drivers for Travis Transport had found that it was a dead end job in more ways than one.
The city bus had been a thing of beauty, silver, sleek, comfortable, air-conditioned. It was divided into three segments, the first of which was the driver’s cab, partitioned off behind a class-four plexi-d...oor that could hold its own against every form of bullet and most ray and plasma weapons. His divider on the Travis “boat” would barely stop spit balls.
Just behind the driver’s cab was the passenger entry booth where folks climbed up into the vehicle and paid—the automatic machines accepted both cards and hard money. A weapon scan would commence; if weapons were detected, the driver would be alerted and the person carrying would need to run their firearms ID card through a scanner in the entry booth before being allowed into the passenger area.
What to read after Punktown: Shades of Grey?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thomas Scott to read onlineMoreLess
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