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I don't live in LA but the complaints I've heard from LA people is that the rail there only goes to places useful for tourists (they say it's a political show
by kalleboo 7y ago
I don't live in LA but the complaints I've heard from LA people is that the rail there only goes to places useful for tourists (they say it's a political showpiece)
- gamblor956 7y agoI do live in LA, and the rail goes to places that are useful for locals, especially those who work. DTLA, K-Town, Long Beach, Hollywood, Universal City, North Hollywood, Culver City, Pasadena, and Santa Monica--i.e., the biggest job centers in the LA area--are all connected by light or heavy rail. Century City is the only major job center not currently connected by rail, but the heavy rail out to there is under construction and should be finished in 5-10 years. School-wise, USC, Cal State Long Beach, and Santa Monica College are already connected by rail; UCLA is part of the Century City rail expansion.