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I can think of several possible reasons: 1. most subways don't operate at 150 MPH 2. subways stop at every stop even if the majority of passengers aren't gett
by tlrobinson 8y ago
I can think of several possible reasons:
1. most subways don't operate at 150 MPH
2. subways stop at every stop even if the majority of passengers aren't getting on or off
3. subways can't route individuals (or small groups) directly to their destination, including via normal roads
- dantheman 8y ago2. subways stop at every stop even if the majority of passengers aren't getting on or off except in new york where there are direct trains and local ones -- it's a good demonstration of why #2 is such a good idea.