djankauskas

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   by djankauskas 2mo ago

   These are excellent examples. Regulations are not inherently good or bad, and one of the issues we seem to have in the US is a lack of honest accounting, sometimes purposefully and sometimes due to a lack of state capacity, what the costs a
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   by djankauskas 1y ago

   Could you explain the case that TfL charges too low for fares due to a "socialist" mayor? Looking at the agency's reported recovery ratios, they actually recover more than 100% of their direct operating costs on the Undergrou
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   by djankauskas 1y ago

   For longer trains you could make that case, though it should be the agency that makes that call, not politicians that don't have the information to make technical safety calls. Systems across the world don't seem to have issues he
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   by djankauskas 1y ago

   What matters is who votes in the Democratic primary, a pool that is usually much smaller than the total number of eligible voters.
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   by djankauskas 1y ago

   Could you elaborate on accessibility? NYC conductors and operators on the subway don't help passengers get onto and off of the train. (Platforms are roughly level with trains.)