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Imagine if drivers had to pay their fair share for roads.
Free market capitalism is expressly reserved for industries capitalism wants to destroy.
In theory this does happen from land, income, and sales taxes. Also through vehicle registration and gas taxes.
But I agree with your sentiment, the average driver likely pays far less for daily access than the average train rider.
The point being that everyone pays (the same amount) for the roads, whether you personally use them or not, but the people who use public transport pay extra to do so.
Well, we can't tax the Job Creators now can we? CAPITALISM, praise Jesus.
Bart is also a feat of engineering. Its underwater tunnel, known as the transbay tube, sits 135ft (41 meters) beneath the chilly waters of the San Francisco Bay. It was designed with flexible joints to absorb the seismic activity of the region’s two active faultlines, and emerged from the 1989 earthquake unscathed.
It looks like you pasted the same text twice in your comment.
Oops fixed thanks.
there has been scaling back some of transportation rather than expanding it. i dont see it getting better, theres already low ridership compared to people driving cars, that are actually paying the fare.
Why would they need mass transit? That is for the poors.
Sf will be a utopian tech dream once they build all the service bots and can then finally be free of the shackles that bind them to dirty not-rich people.
New robots to make the food and coffee, clean up, drive them home after they drink expensive liquor, fix the broken stuff, etc.
Soon all of the rich douchebags can just descend on the city and it will be all for them!
Then maybe we can drop a fat bomb on it.
SFO is bullshit, I hope it burns. I don't think I've been to a more unlikable city. Assy people, shitty weather, impossible traffic, overpriced everything, piss-soaked sidewalks, crimey, just wtf. How is there so much money and "brilliance" here and its such a shithole? The only good thing about it is that I don't have to go there anymore for work.