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I'm not an expert in network topology but I'd argue that there are benefits to doing it at the national or at least state level, like structuring the network to
by ClassyJacket 10y ago
I'm not an expert in network topology but I'd argue that there are benefits to doing it at the national or at least state level, like structuring the network to provide the lowest latency and highest bandwidth, general efficiency, and equal access and pricing.
- AnthonyMouse 10y agoThe market does that for you when there is actually competition, which there is for transit providers. The natural monopoly is only the last mile which by definition is at city-level scale or less.