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The Something Awful Forums > Discussion > Debate & Discussion > Transit Politics: The Little Engines That Could Get Federal Funding
 
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Klaus88
Jan 23, 2011

Violence has its own economy, therefore be thoughtful and precise in your investment

Harik posted:

Surprisingly, my little shithole isn't the worst when it comes to transit. After repeatedly spending way too much rebuilding I4 through Orlando, we actually got some light rail.

I'm currently waiting on the phase 2 expansion to get to me. Right now I have to drive most of the way to my office before I pick up a train - it's just not worth it for the last 10 minutes.

Downtown Orlando is pretty walkable as well, coupled with a free bus-loop service running in dedicated lanes carved out of the existing roadways. Zipcar and bike rentals complete the picture.

It's especially impressive given our history with any sort of non-car-based transportation:


:barf:

Yeah, who wants 2.4 billion dollars when you can say "gently caress you" to the ni*BONG* president instead.

Considering the history of mass transit in Florida, this is probably the best outcome, actually.

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