In previous weeks, Bay Area residents “angry over tech-boom gentrification” have broken a “Gbus” window, slashed its tires, and held protests in Oakland and San Francisco, reports SF Gate.
Some of the protests have been about Google’s use of public bus stops to pick up workers. The city of San Francisco said it will begin charging Google $1 per day per stop.
In this video, a small Gbus encounters a group of protestors near Dolores Park.
(Image: Google Bus Protest, a Creative Commons Attribution (2.0) image from cjmartin’s photostream)
(Thanks, Matthew!)