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The Something Awful Forums > Discussion > Debate & Discussion > Transit Politics: The Little Engines That Could Get Federal Funding
 
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Lazlo Nibble
Jan 9, 2004

It was Weasleby, by God! At last I had the miserable blighter precisely where I wanted him!

The Maroon Hawk posted:

I'm definitely looking forward to all the new rail lines in Denver this year and in 2018!
Agreed—the R line is gonna shave a good 10-15 minutes each way off my commute. There wouldn't be that much to shave off if RTD bothered to set up the schedule with transfers in mind, though. (And of course, right as I'm about to post that, my transfer train shows up like five minutes early to make me look like a whiner.)

If anyone has dirt to dish on Albuquerque's proposed Central-corridor BRT line, please share, because jesus christ does that ever look like a boondoggle.

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