Spotted somewhere out in the wilds of Wyoming, this Muni 9x-San Bruno is probably a ways off on the NextBus prediction.

As one Redditor points out, the bus was likely making the trek to San Francisco from the New Flyer factory in Manitoba.

Previously: Mayor Lee Unveils New Fleet Of Hybrid Muni Buses That Immediately Break Down

Ever wonder where in the name of all that's holy all the buses in SF are? Sure, you've got reliable prediction times, but something about waiting for a bus on an abandoned, windswept corner makes us doubt even the most reliable Next Bus times. Enter this handy tool called the SF Live Bus Map.

Using the NextBus API, which serves prediction times for your upcoming ride, developers have created a city-wide bird's eye map view of all the buses in SF as they go about their business. Just in time for 4/20, the SF Live Bus Map is strangely hypnotic, begging to be stared at with glazed, bloodshot eyes. Watching the buses, which stall and scurry across the screen like amoebas in a petri dish, is an oddly soothing reminder that yes, there are buses somewhere in the city ... just not necessarily where and when you want them.

The most useful application of this map may be to track your ride, but we like it as the visual equivalent of background noise: it's pleasant, soothing and the cute bus icons delude us into feeling as if we have a modicum of control over our public transportation options.

Go ahead and stare at it for awhile.

We knew the NextBus times in Muni Shelters could be frustrating at times, but in the Richmond one 49-year-old suspect reportedly attacked an unsuspecting man after he didn't stop to look at the next arrival time for the bus.

Richmond Station police captain Sharon Ferrigno, describes the crime in the neighborhood newsletter. Just before noon last Thursday, the victim was walking on Geary Boulevard near 19th Avenue, when he stopped to look at the NextBus time in a bus shelter.

He noticed the suspect in the area but paid no attention to him. The victim then continued walking when the suspect approached him and yelled, “What are you doing?” “Why did you stop to look at the bus stop and not wait for the time to show up?” Then without warning, the suspect kicked the victim in the leg then punched him in the eye, causing it to bleed. The suspect continued to push the victim around as the victim asked other pedestrians to call the police.

Ferrigno hasn't mentioned whether the suspect was believed to be under the influence of any substances at the time. (No one is saying he was on bath salts, but you know... what if it is bath salts? When do we launch into full-on bath salts terror mode?) The suspect did, however, commit another unprovoked assault across Golden Gate Park on Irving Street at 22nd Ave two days earlier. He was charged with aggravated assault.

[RichmondSF]

Did somebody at 511.org just accidentally their website? According to an alert, you can now real-time Muni train information. Hey, that's!

But that's not all! They also want you to please ignore, test, test, test, and test one. These transit alerts certainly are valuable!

We think that what they're trying to say is that NextBus data is now available when you call 511. We just tried calling and they seemed to be using NextBus info, rather than Muni's completely fictitious pre-determined schedules. Way to communicate, 511!