Posted Jul 27, 2010, 1:31 AM
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Originally Posted by Austinite
I'm not talking about traffic jams on Mopac and I35, which wouldn't be affected at all, even a little bit, in any way, by the proposed, expanded, urban-rail system. Those problems would be addressed, as I suggested near the beginning of this thread, by a non-horrible commuter-rail system rather than the urban-rail one.
Right, so, as I said, I'm talking about doing what the urban-rail system would do: allow more people to get into the core from the edges of the central city and help them move around once they get there.
And, like I said, that isn't a problem here.
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The link below has a very good discussion about transit and congestion. The point is, it isn't about congestion at all.
http://www.humantransit.org/2010/07/...ongestion.html
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