TheRifleman
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The point Thomas Grillo is making is without a proper foundation in place to support the future developments of 40 Million square feet over the next decade Boston should have had a plan in place to support a better traffic grid.
#1 I doubt we even get 15 Million square feet over the next decade built.
#2 He is right about Traffic (its the city their will always be traffic, but lets use some common sense.)
If the city planners are planning to develop 40 Million Square feet of development it would make sense that the MBTA has a plan for expansion to develop a very accessible way in & out of the city of Boston in that area. (Besides the Silverline Bus)
I think that is the point he is making in the article also I have stated this many times about these developments in this area, That a major transportation grid is nessary for the success in the Long-term.
#1 I doubt we even get 15 Million square feet over the next decade built.
#2 He is right about Traffic (its the city their will always be traffic, but lets use some common sense.)
If the city planners are planning to develop 40 Million Square feet of development it would make sense that the MBTA has a plan for expansion to develop a very accessible way in & out of the city of Boston in that area. (Besides the Silverline Bus)
I think that is the point he is making in the article also I have stated this many times about these developments in this area, That a major transportation grid is nessary for the success in the Long-term.
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