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From your past or present experiences, which major U.S. city has worst accessability, layout, relaibility, cost effectiveness, and overall least ease of use concerning public transportation?
It has a bus system and commuter rail. Arlington, TX is the largest city (I"m almost positive in the world) without public transit.
Arlington shouldn't be called a city. That place is a so sprawled it makes me want to vomit. There's no urbanity in Arlington at all. I could never live in that culture less place.
Arlington shouldn't be called a city. That place is a so sprawled it makes me want to vomit. There's no urbanity in Arlington at all. I could never live in that culture less place.
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Detroit easily. Not only for the poor state of it's transit (Phoenix has more public transit users than Detroit. That's saying a lot), but we can thank past GM executives for almost destroying public transit in the mid-20th century.
Arlington shouldn't be called a city. That place is a so sprawled it makes me want to vomit. There's no urbanity in Arlington at all. I could never live in that culture less place.
Living on campus at UTA was miserable
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