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Nothing ignorant here, especially considering the fact that it's the cities which are brimful of cars.
by dayjaby 4y ago
Nothing ignorant here, especially considering the fact that it's the cities which are brimful of cars.
- preommr 4y agoIt is a tiring comment given that they're not mutually exclusive and that the forms of public transport that are mutually exclusive like railways are horribly expensive to the point that they're almost not viable. Bay area rail costs are like 2-3 billion per mile. The areas where these kinds of public transport solutions are most effective are also where it's the most expensive and most likely to face extreme friction.
- nortonham 4y agothey may not be mutually exclusive. Doesn't change the fact that US public transportation and needs to be updated, and more new public transport built. We have the world's biggest "defense" budget by some margin, but we can't improve our infrastructure?