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Both of these cities are striving to change their public transportation, Dallas has the lead on it though. Their efforts do not go in vain and unnoticed and neither do Houston's.
Houston's light rail trains look more "Jetson like" IMO. Dallas' look like ones you would find in the Northeast or even Chicago UGLY!
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