I for one mourn the fact the forces that be in my city are intent on pulling us back to 1960 transport wise.
We are poised to break 1M within the next decade, and some have been floating some form of light rail to serve the quickly growing city. Unfortunately, looking at the ten year plan published recently shows that what made it in from those discussions were...widening roads.
Good on NYC for attempting to put somewhere in the US on parity with other first world metropolises.
We are poised to break 1M within the next decade, and some have been floating some form of light rail to serve the quickly growing city. Unfortunately, looking at the ten year plan published recently shows that what made it in from those discussions were...widening roads.
Good on NYC for attempting to put somewhere in the US on parity with other first world metropolises.