How you can help Halifax Transit make the buses run on time

Video: The second chapter of our bus investigation.

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How you can help Halifax Transit make the buses run on time

Halifax Transit ticket-holders are part of the late bus problem.

If you liked The Force Awakens and are wondering what excellent sequel to watch next, you're in luck. Today we're launching "Why are the buses late in Halifax? Part 2," the follow-up to last summer's blockbuster municipal services video "Why are the buses late in Halifax? Part 1."

Without giving away any spoilers, we can say the popular hero of the "WATBLIH" series, Byung Jun the Planning Dude, is back. And yes, his nose for experimental fieldwork gets him in all sorts of trouble. (If you define trouble as having a bunch of data to crunch to figure out what exactly is going on with one of the city's biggest chronic problems.)

In the villain role, Halifax Transit has some serious competition. But you'll have to watch the video to find out who it is.

If you're new to the series, you can catch up in, like, five minutes. Here's Part 1 in all its glory—watch it while you're waiting for the bus for a meta transit experience.