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In the medical scenario, having medical workers sit around waiting for the train after they've driven to the station would be a problem if their presence is nee
by Mountain_Skies 10mo ago
In the medical scenario, having medical workers sit around waiting for the train after they've driven to the station would be a problem if their presence is needed quickly. Or did you also want everyone to cram into high rises clustered around stations?
- zahlman 10mo agoThe point is that use of public transit by ordinary people helps free up the road for EMS vehicles.
- fuzzfactor 10mo agoWhat I see on the rail in Houston are health-care workers and office people, but looks like very few doctors or executives.
- venturecruelty 10mo agoIdk, man, Europe and like... half of Asia seem to have figured this out, and their healthcare outcomes are better. But sure, this contrived pro-car scenario is why trains don't work.