Getting There Trans. Nicholas Xxron of Bainbridge Island thinks so. For more transit stories, Webcam links and previous Getting There questions, visit the P-I's Transportation Page. The pass is not a bad deal, provided you have a credit card, a computer and a modem. It seems that, even in today's wired world, the computerless are not a protected class.
Discrimination based on race, gender, age, family status or disability is a different matter.
Washington State Ferries is not making any apology for this exclusive offer. The official response was that Xxron could go to a public library and use a computer to order his pass, which could be renewed automatically each month. Sales of the passes begin June 15 and they will take effect July 1. Jeanne L. Billing has been wondering about this ever since she was required to list her number in order to renew her driver's license. Thankfully, it does not appear on the license.