Sure. All it would take is razing LA to the ground and rebuilding it from scratch. I don't think I'm exaggerating, either. In a city plan like that one, any pu

Sure. All it would take is razing LA to the ground and rebuilding it from scratch. I don't think I'm exaggerating, either. In a city plan like that one, any public transit route is going to, even at optimal configuration, have simultaneously too many stops and too little: * Too many stops, because the train or bus spends more time stopped than it spends moving, so rides across the city take forever. * Too few stops, because you still have to walk a mile to actually get where you're going. Fixing this requires a walkable city, which can be summarized as "don't spend half the land area on parking and stroads."