When you ask for public transit, you don't necessarily get it either. It seems that when demand for public transit is high, politicians often put forward light

When you ask for public transit, you don't necessarily get it either. It seems that when demand for public transit is high, politicians often put forward light, elevated, and subsurface rail boondoggle projects instead of just buying some buses and organizing routes, the incremental, somewhat temporary improvements necessary to move toward better transit connectivity.