Search results

Yeah the issue with PIT is that its only one long distance train, period. No additional local options from Springfield or Albany

Why does adding a 2nd or 3rd daily train cost "billions". The tracks are there. The stations are there.

Spirit Airlines’ route-map expansion continues. On Wednesday, the Miramar, Florida-based carrier announced that it’ll soon touch down in Manchester, New Hampshire (MHT). Daily flights to both Fort Lauderdale (FLL) and Orlando (MCO) will take off on Oct. 7. Later this year, Spirit will add...

I am attending a wedding in the fall near Pittsfield, and the 1 train a day situation is an insult. The town looks very transit friendly.

The benefit of going to Porter is then having one branch continue along the Minuteman path to Arlington Heights (old commuter line) and the second branch continue to Belmont, replacing the commuter rail stop there

No, this is about them starting service to Miami.

Isnt the point so they dont spend taxes on schools?

Banning subletting can also screw over lower income people. So you find a new job, need to move....and now have no recourse???

The 3 foot buffer is ONLY needed if the bike lane is next to cars. If the bike lane stays on one side of the street, and the parking is moved to the other side, no buffer is needed. The 5 foot bike lane could be at sidewalk level with no additional space requirement.

Ctrl-F "automated" (zero results found)

What year

Considering one of their lines goes to "the polar bear capital of the world" maybe its not deer theyre trying to spot

Thicc

Personally, Ive ignored everyone on here except myself. Creates a real serene place

Looks like its suspended due to COVID, but,

You can in Pittsburgh!

You really going all out to defend not spending $100 on new pole paint huh?

Good to see them move quickly. Looks like the platform will be very well lit Wonder why theyre not taking advantage of the closure to fix up the power poles

Fresno fake BRT started with PoP but switched to regular on board fare box after the 2 year funding to pay for fare enforcement ran out. But now the whole transit system is free, so thats a plus.

So Im joking about the 125mph acceleration (and the required safety harnesses), but am more serious about the overall process. The way roller coasters are assembled in a matter of weeks, versus years, is something worth perusing. Basically the manufacturing companies ship them pre-built...