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I’m just salty bcs I was like “maybe Metra should run more than one train per hour on this quad track line” and a bunch of people were rushing to comment on how it’s actually not technically possible to do so.
I’m just salty bcs I was like “maybe Metra should run more than one train per hour on this quad track line” and a bunch of people were rushing to comment on how it’s actually not technically possible to do so.
Curious to know if the increase in ridership is from former/would-be car trips vs trips that would’ve been walked/biked otherwise.
They have also succeeded in increasing ridership—as of latest data, their ridership in 2025 is 31% & 25% higher than in 2019, respectively.
Overall US transit ridership is 20% lower in 2025 than 2019.
Curious to know if the increase in ridership is from former/would-be car trips vs trips that would’ve been walked/biked otherwise.
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I don’t understand the need to carry water for those who deride common sense and actively seek Darwin awards
I don’t understand the need to carry water for those who deride common sense and actively seek Darwin awards
- MTA has already replaced its fare boxes; Ride-On has not
- MTA doesn’t have a 20% farebox recovery ratio
- MTA operates more than buses
Free buses/transit makes sense for small/medium localities— NYC is not that
- MTA has already replaced its fare boxes; Ride-On has not
- MTA doesn’t have a 20% farebox recovery ratio
- MTA operates more than buses
Free buses/transit makes sense for small/medium localities— NYC is not that
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