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Originally Posted by nixcity
Novacek, I've already shown you that we are denser than Houston, ESPECIALLY along this route,......
At least they are using actual documented data as created by the feds which predicted a much LESS dense corridor than we currently have.
That said, I don't care if it is 10,000 or 20,000 boardings a day, that is enough to make it worth while and the start of a system that could actually make a dent in mode switch over the long term.
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It's already denser without having transit other than buses.
It's already denser than what planners assumed over a decade ago.
Why do we need to have a mode switch, it seems the area in question is already booming economically and doing just fine as is?
Wouldn't Austin be better off spending its limited financial resources in areas of the city that are not booming economically.