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Originally Posted by Doady
My family comes from Vietnam. Transit in Vietnamese cities is non-existent, even worse than Dallas.
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You're telling me there are no buses, taxis, rickshaws or other forms of transit? Vietnam is too poor for every household to have 2-3 cars, so unless every single person is getting around by motorbike, there's no way there isn't some communal form of mobility.
And Vietnam isn't among the top immigrant groups to Canada.
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Originally Posted by Doady
Quebec City's transit ridership is around the San Francisco level, 90-100 unlinked trips per capita. Despite the lack of immigrants, it still has typical transit ridership for a Canadian city.
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Quebec City is a very urban, centralized metro, unlike Bay Area, and much poorer than Bay Area. Not surprising it would have high ridership. And I'm not saying immigration is the only factor, but it's a factor.