Does Houston, DFW, or ATL metros feel about their size or bigger? (live, better)
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They did. It's called the University/Blue Line. Like others have said, Houston didn't have any strong supports of rail like Dallas did. Metro built the first line without Fed help, as people like Tom Delay blocked funding. A lot of people complain about that line, but it would have been a lot better without Tom Delay.
I didn't know it was seriously planned before recent. Seems like this would have been better. How is the Main street line doing? Whenever I drive beside it it's rather empty. Seems event orientated, does it serve TMC well enough? Do employees/students/patients use that line?
I didn't know it was seriously planned before recent. Seems like this would have been better. How is the Main street line doing? Whenever I drive beside it it's rather empty. Seems event orientated, does it serve TMC well enough? Do employees/students/patients use that line?
It does exceedingly well in the med center because parking there is hell, so most people usually park near the Smithlands Station and take the train up to the med center. It is packed like sardines in a can during rush hour
I was impressed by TMC the first time I was there, its a city within a city. Without TMC, do you think that line would do well with just Reliant and Mid-town? How many use the rail during Texans games, not other events held there.
I could use some money to pay off these school loans if you really feeling that generous.
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Originally Posted by HtownLove
It does exceedingly well in the med center because parking there is hell, so most people usually park near the Smithlands Station and take the train up to the med center. It is packed like sardines in a can during rush hour
True. TMC is probably where the rail gets the bulk of its ridership.
I was impressed by TMC the first time I was there, its a city within a city. Without TMC, do you think that line would do well with just Reliant and Mid-town? How many use the rail during Texans games, not other events held there.
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