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The point is, Houston is virtually impossible to live in without a car (I experienced that for 6 months, not great). There would of course be a bus or light rai
by jakeinspace 3y ago
The point is, Houston is virtually impossible to live in without a car (I experienced that for 6 months, not great). There would of course be a bus or light rail between downtown and/or the airport to this train terminal, but for those in a Houston suburb looking to visit a friend in a Dallas suburb, there would be easily 1-2 hours of driving involved. You just can’t get downtown from where most houstonians live by bus.
- ktosobcy 3y agoWell, so because "us housing / cities care utterly broken then let's settle on not fixing any posible solution and making the situation less broken ;-) (I once went to Dallas and felt adventurous and opted not to rent a car - it was a hellish experience getting around outside of the provided office shuttle - going to the nearest target on foot was more than an hour walk and then on a train to the centre I felt treated like a homeless or some such - the ticket checker just kicked my foot to wake me up from the doze)