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Originally Posted by northbay
And this is the main reason why the Bay Area's system of broken up transit districts is a poor one - a lack of coordination and cooperation.
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I'll agree with your assessment. But, as long as there are multiple cities and counties involved, you''re going to have multiple transportation districts.
I suppose the state could form one transportation district, forcing every city and county in the state to join. But is that really doable, considering the vast differences in the economic base statewide?
While NYC may one large transit agency, it breaks itself up into multiple agencies to provide the different independent services its citizens demand.
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