> (We also have world-class municipal and regional rail in the New York area.) If by world-class you mean something that most of the world would consider a rai

> (We also have world-class municipal and regional rail in the New York area.) If by world-class you mean something that most of the world would consider a rail system, yes (in comparison to most US cities' attempts which aren't really worth even pretending constitutes regional rail). If you mean something that most of the world would consider as something worth emulating, nope.