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Who said anything about Marin? Oh right, it's just you cherry picking the least dense Bay Area county. Here are the 2010 commute flows between the counties fr
by danans 7y ago
Who said anything about Marin? Oh right, it's just you cherry picking the least dense Bay Area county.
Here are the 2010 commute flows between the counties from the state of CA metropolitan transport commission itself.
http://www.vitalsigns.mtc.ca.gov/commute-patterns http://www.vitalsigns.mtc.ca.gov/commute-patterns
Alameda county sees the greatest flow of commuters in the Bay Area. San Joaquin counties commuters are a fraction of those in and out of Alameda county. They are dwarfed by the flow from to/from SF, Contra Costa, and Santa Clara counties. If you have an issue with that study, take it up with the state MTA. I'm sure they'd love to hear your criticisms.
> Your argument is repeatedly repudiated by the facts, your logic is weak, you try to score points on irrelevancies, and yet you continue to try to argue. e.g. You know nothing, Jon Snow.
Right back at ya boss...
- babesh 7y agoMarin County is one of the six counties in the group that form the lockdown group. If you don’t know that then you really have problems. Based on your criteria San Joaquin is a better candidate to be in the group than Marin County. Good bye, I am tired with arguing with you. Waste of time.