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Re:Kansas City is first major city in U.S. to offer no-cost ... by 121789 on Tuesday December 17, 2019 @05:07AM (#21812204)
I don't think you're really disagreeing with him. We all agree that transit stinks even in big metro areas (NY/Chicago are decent but still not to European level). The issue is that in those dense areas it's now extremely expensive to build, and in other areas, there isn't enough population to support large build outs (like in the southeast where I grew up). Compounding that is the fact that rail would have to compete with fairly cheap flights.
Re:Kansas City is first major city in U.S. to offer no-cost ... by adrianN on Tuesday December 17, 2019 @05:11AM (#21812223)
It's not that expensive if you're not afraid of taking away space from cars. Bus lanes and trams are relatively cheap to build.