Soggy in NOLA
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Anytime I hear anyone in the government talking about how they are going to save me money, I can bet my bill just doubled. Those fucks can't get anything right.
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How stupid of you to refuse the obvious reality of roads and use?
when you have people riding rail instead of using roads you make maintaining the roads cheaper.
There are cosst savings for the government for decades to come with a project like this.
I agree.
US citizen likes the idea of alternative energy jobs....you know....manufacture solar panels and 3 pane windows....as if people are aboe to and willing to spend 30K to have their homes fitted with these items.
There is no demand for expensive products now...so why spend money producing them? It will not generate sales and it will not generate sales tax revenue.
A roads life is effected by the use it recieves.
You can pretend this is not true but hell you refuse facts all day long from what I see.
Ahh and you don't notice the new high efficency climate control systems or insulation do you?
A roads life is effected by the use it recieves.
You can pretend this is not true but hell you refuse facts all day long from what I see.
No duh Einstein. That wasn't my point. I lived in NYC for years.. and EVERY year there was a push to increase fares and tolls, to cover ever increasing costs in both cases. In case you haven't noticed, NYC has one of the most extensive public trasportation networks in the world. Road repair costs continue to skyrocket regardless.
And, the subways are HEAVILY subsidised because the users don't want to pay the full cost of riding. if they did, a token would probably be about $10.
It's a pipe dream.
A roads life is effected by the use it recieves.
You can pretend this is not true but hell you refuse facts all day long from what I see.
No duh Einstein. That wasn't my point. I lived in NYC for years.. and EVERY year there was a push to increase fares and tolls, to cover ever increasing costs in both cases. In case you haven't noticed, NYC has one of the most extensive public trasportation networks in the world. Road repair costs continue to skyrocket regardless.
And, the subways are HEAVILY subsidised because the users don't want to pay the full cost of riding. if they did, a token would probably be about $10.
It's a pipe dream.
One clear reason why bigger is not better.
big cities suck and are subsidized by others.
So you really think that NYC has road cost going up because they have puplic transit?
We were able to convert non-defense industries to defense in WWII, there's no reason we couldn't convert defense plants into non-defense plants now.
when you have people riding rail instead of using roads you make maintaining the roads cheaper.
There are cosst savings for the government for decades to come with a project like this.