Re: How Long Will You Need to Save to Buy a Home In Your City?
by mycodebreaks on Wednesday August 29, 2012 @02:24AM
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Or you can ride Caltrain. The downside is the accidents on Caltrain tracks. It will literally take 2 hours to get to Mountain View from SF when there is an accident.
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Re: How Long Will You Need to Save to Buy a Home In Your City?
by richardjordan on Wednesday August 29, 2012 @03:11AM
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...or when (like the weekend of the first AngelHack event) you are delayed because your train hits a pedestrian (a horrendous sound by the way - you know exactly what's just happened immediately) then the replacement train is delayed because the next train in front hit a second pedestrian. They need to sort out the grade separation, it's just ridiculous, not to mention tragic.
Re: How Long Will You Need to Save to Buy a Home In Your City?
by mycodebreaks on Wednesday August 29, 2012 @01:12PM
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Totally agree.I wonder why Caltrain is inefficient at times.
What prevents Caltrain to do better in terms of keeping up with schedule? Also, there must be a way to keep fare reasonably cheaper than cost of driving a car to work.
Re: How Long Will You Need to Save to Buy a Home In Your City?
by richardjordan on Wednesday August 29, 2012 @03:56PM
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It's a lack of willingness to invest in the infrastructure. Which is a chicken/egg thing - legislators won't vote for investment as voters don't support something that doesn't deliver value.