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What's in store for San Juan, PR? Any big projects? Plans to improve walkability? I know Old San Juan is going car free among other things but what about other areas of San Juan, PR like Condado
I doubt walkability is on top of the list. They built a light rail to some of the cities and it works fine...but getting the project to go was a mess, and corrupt as well. Only those that cannot afford a car use public transportation.
San Juan did a big proposal, so that sounds pretty walkable.
The heavy rail metro system, Tren Urbano, did have a few problems, but I wouldn't describe the construction project as a "mess", all the fault lies on the private sector's attempt to pocket extra federal money. Sigh, PPPs can suck sometimes.
San Juan did a big proposal, so that sounds pretty walkable.
The heavy rail metro system, Tren Urbano, did have a few problems, but I wouldn't describe the construction project as a "mess", all the fault lies on the private sector's attempt to pocket extra federal money. Sigh, PPPs can suck sometimes.
my fellow puerto rican. if we had more public cars i would not have a car.where did they go. seems as if they are dwindling away. pack a lunch if you are waiting for one
joey
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