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When and if the Chapel Hill-Durham light rail line will ever be completed, that MSA of 567,428, (should still be under 1,000,000 when completed) would have one of the best transportation systems!
When and if the Chapel Hill-Durham light rail line will ever be completed, that MSA of 567,428, (should still be under 1,000,000 when completed) would have one of the best transportation systems!
Well it doesn’t have a light rail now and even if it did it wouldn’t have one of the best.
I will vote for Portland, one of the frontrunners with light rail. Also a good freeway system (excepting I-5 from the Rose Quarter to the WA border). That said, Portland traffic is almost as bad as Seattle with the latter having a much less developed light rail system.
I will vote for Portland, one of the frontrunners with light rail. Also a good freeway system (excepting I-5 from the Rose Quarter to the WA border). That said, Portland traffic is almost as bad as Seattle with the latter having a much less developed light rail system.
True, but mostly due to a good bus system, which of course is at the mercy of traffic. But your point about usage is noted.
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