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> It doesn't need to open up the network to competition. What about Japan? Aren't they running the best rail network in the world with 0 subsidies?
by kmlx 8y ago
> It doesn't need to open up the network to competition.
What about Japan? Aren't they running the best rail network in the world with 0 subsidies?
- mcny 8y agoI think New York needs to: 1. Cut costs. Lay off workers where possible. Cut wages and salaries across the board. 2. Increase taxes. There just isn't enough money. I've seen a lot of people jump the turnstile. I think we can't emulate Japan's model in the US. Japan is very homogeneous from what I can tell. We are decidedly not. Any attempt to strict enforcement will lead to hiring people who are attracted to such jobs and think it is their duty to rid society of "scum".